2010 RMU Men's Soccer Fact Book by Robert Morris University Athletics

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Danny Anderson • 2003 Musa Shannon • 1997

• Sunnana F.C. • Damallsvenskan – Sweden

Rhian Dodds • 2003

• Tampa Bay Mutiny • Major League Soccer • 1997 Third-Round Selection

• Kilmarnock F.C. • Scottish Premier League • 2002 NEC Most Valuable Player

Said Ali • 2004

Joe Di Buono • 2005

• Toronto Lynx • USL First Division • Three-Time Regional All-American

• Polonia Warszawa • Polish First Division • 2004 All-NEC First Team

Jamie Dodds • 2004 • Toronto Lynx • USL First Division • Three-time All-NEC First Team

— Pa st C o lo n i a l s i n t h e P r o s — Jacek Przednowek ’08 • Ryan Zabinksi ’08 • Jason Pelletier ’07 • Allen Brown ’06 • Troy Fabiano ’94 • Doug Petras ’94 • Todd Shulenberger ’94 David Moxom ’95 • Chris Hultquist ’96 • Kert Mease ’96 • Steve Bell ’97 • Ché Pitt ’00 • Matt Henson ’03 • Roman Kurpas • Fabrizio Muscatiello

Quick Facts GENERAL INFORMATION

COACHES INFORMATION

Location: Moon Township, PA 15108 Founded: 1921 Enrollment: 5000 Affiliation: NCAA Division I Conference: Northeast (NEC) Colors: Blue, White and Red Nickname: Colonials President: Gregory G. Dell’Omo, Ph.D. Athletic Director: Craig Coleman, M.D. Assistant Athletic Director: Marty Galosi Senior Woman Administrator: Addie Muti Director of Compliance: Chris Hoppe Assistant Director of Compliance: Carol Bonner Director of Student Services: Sean Simmons Faculty Representative: Dr. Scott Branvold Athletic Department Phone: (412) 397-3295

Head Coach: Bill Denniston Alma Mater: Bethany ’83 Record at RMU: 83-133-33 (13 seasons) Career Record: 120-151-35 (16 seasons) Assistant Coach: Joe Di Buono Men’s Soccer Office Phone: (412) 397-4971 Best Time to Reach: Weekdays; 10 a.m. – 2 p.m. TEAM INFORMATION / HISTORY

Home Field: North Athletic Complex 2009 Overall Record: 3-13-3 2009 NEC Record / Finish: 3-4-3 / 7th First Season of Men’s Soccer: 1984 All-Time Men’s Soccer Record: 166-1186-32 Years in NCAA Tournament / Last Appearance: 3 / 2005 Letterwinners Returning / Lost: 18 / 3 Starters Returning / Lost: 10 / 2

SPORTS INFORMATION

Sports Information Director: Jim Duzyk Office Phone: (412) 397-4919 E-mail: duzyk@rmu.edu Assistant Sports Information Director: Ken Baker Office Phone: (412) 397-4914 E-mail: baker@rmu.edu Sports Information Graduate Assistant: Spencer Kowitz Sports Information Graduate Assistant: Jeff Symonds Men’s Soccer Contact: Ken Baker Internet Address: www.rmucolonials.com SID Mailing Address: 6001 University Boulevard Moon Township, PA 15108

Key Returnees: GP-GS

Pts.

Neil Shaffer (Sr., MF)................... 19-19 Francis Bowman (Jr., MF)............. 17-15 David Torrance (Jr., F)................. 19-13 Shane Beharry (So., MF)............. 19-11 Tyler Gardner (So., D)................. 19-19

Name (Yr., Pos.)

2 2 1 1 1

3 0 0 0 0

7 4 2 2 2

Table of Contents 1 Quick Facts

1 6 Nick Corado • Michael Jones

2 Robert Morris University Athletics

17 Prince Samuel • Evan Phillips

4 Head Coach Bill Denniston

18 Kevin Andino • Daniel Calabretta

5 Assistant Coach Joe Di Buono • International Competition

19 Miro Cabrilo • Luca Campos

6 2010 Roster

21 2009 Northeast Conference Wrap-Up

7 Tyler Solis • Justin Turnley

23 Year-by-Year Results

8 Neil Shaffer • David Torrance

26 RMU vs. All Opponents • When We Last Met

9 Matt Sheibley • Matt Griffin

27 Record Book

10 Shane Beharry • Max Shinsky

30 Soccer in the RMU Hall of Fame

11 Tyler Gardner • Dan Braun

31 About Robert Morris University

12 Francis Bowman • Toba Bolaji

32 President Gregory G. Dell’Omo, Ph.D.

13 Nick Barber • Sam Colosimo

33 Athletic Director Craig Coleman, M.D.

14 Kyle Macaulay • Dominic Mascia

34 Administrative Staff • Head Coaches

20 2009 Final Statistics

Credits: The 2010 Robert Morris University Men’s Soccer Media Guide is a product of the RMU Sports Information Office. The guide was written and edited by Ken Baker with special assistance from Katie Rihn. Design and typography by Juris Silenieks of JR Graphics. Photographs by Jason Cohn, Dave Miller, Connie Karaffa and Ken Baker. It is the policy of Robert Morris University to provide equal opportunity in all educational programs and activities, admission of students and conditions of employment for all qualified individuals regardless of race, color, sex, religion, age, disability, national origin and sexual preference.

15 Derek Stein • Andy Correa

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Robert Morris University Athletics

From its fertile beginning as a men’s basketball junior college powerhouse to one of the most diverse programs in the tri-state area, intercollegiate athletics and success at Robert Morris University go hand-in-hand. Since moving to Division I with its men’s basketball program in 1976-77, Robert Morris has witnessed its intercollegiate athletics program grow to 23 sports, including the only men’s and women’s Division I ice hockey squads and Division I men’s lacrosse team in the Pittsburgh region. Over the last 34 years, the Colonials have claimed 32 Northeast Conference regular-season championships and 37 league tournament titles among 23 sports. A total of 11 of RMU’s intercollegiate athletic programs have earned at least one NEC Tournament championship, with men’s basketball and volleyball leading the way with seven each. The RMU men’s basketball program has also claimed nine regular-season championships, while volleyball owns six, football five and softball four. The 2009-10 athletic campaign saw the Colonials continue to rank near the top of their respective conferences, as the men’s basketball team became the first program in the NEC to earn back-to-back NEC Tournament championships in 16 years with a thrilling 52-50 win at Quinnipiac. Robert Morris advanced to its seventh NCAA Tournament with the victory and became a household name after almost pulling off an upset of Big East foe Villanova

in Providence, R.I., before succumbing in overtime. The RMU women’s basketball program earned its third postseason bid in four years in 2010 by making its inaugural appearance in the Women’s National Invitation Tournament (WNIT), while the Colonial men’s lacrosse program, in just its sixth year of existence, earned its first national ranking by the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA), peaking at No. 19. The Colonial men’s ice hockey program continued to carve out a name for itself in 2009-10, producing a two-game sweep of No. 1 ranked Miami (Ohio) in January of 2010, including a 3-1 victory over the RedHawks in the fourth annual Pittsburgh College Showcase at Mellon Arena. The exploits of the RMU intercollegiate athletic program in 2009-10 has continued a trend that Robert Morris has established since its move to Division I three and-a-half decades ago. In just the last 10 years alone, Robert Morris has claimed 15 NEC regular-season championships and 13 NEC Tournament titles. Included in that stretch are four NEC Tournament championships in volleyball (2000, 2001, 2002 and 2003), two in both men’s (2009, 2010) and women’s (2007, 2008) basketball and one each in men’s indoor track & field (2000), women’s indoor track & field (2000), men’s outdoor track & field (2000), men’s soccer (2005) and softball (2005). In addition, former Colonial Stephanie Kuhn of the women’s indoor track & field squad became the first student-athlete in school history to qualify for

the NCAA Championships when she qualified in the javelin in outdoor track & field as both a freshman (2004) and a senior (2007). The success RMU athletics has had in the recent years has followed the seasons before it, as the Robert Morris football team finished its 2000 season a perfect 10-0, the first perfect campaign for any sport at Robert Morris. In the process, the team won its second straight NCAA I-AA MidMajor National Championship, according to Don Hansen’s National Football Weekly Gazette. The program moved into its own on-campus football stadium, named Joe Walton Stadium in honor of the program’s only head coach, in 2005. The women’s rowing team claimed two straight national championships in the varsity four classification at the prestigious Dad Vail Regatta in Philadelphia, Pa., in 2000 and 2001. The trend of success by Colonial athletics in the new millennium should come as no surprise. Five teams achieved national rankings during the 1990s, with the 1994 women’s softball team reaching No. 23, the 1994 men’s soccer team peaking at No. 16, the 1996 football squad finishing second in the NCAA I-AA non-scholarship ranks, the 1997 football team placing third and the 1999 football finishing No. 1. Since 1982, Robert Morris has sent 18 teams to the NCAA Tournament. Men’s basketball has made an NEC record seven appearances, while volleyball owns five appearances. The Colonial men’s basketball program qualified for the NCAA

RMU’S NEC REGULAR-SEASON CHAMPIONSHIPS (32) • Men’s Basketball – 1982, 1983, 1984, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2008, 2009, 2010 • Women’s Basketball – 2007, 2008, 2010 • Football – 1996, 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000 • Men’s Soccer – 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2001 • Softball – 1997, 1998, 2005, 2006 • Volleyball – 1999, 2001, 2002, 2003, 2004, 2008 RMU’S NEC TOURNAMENT CHAMPIONSHIPS (37) • Men’s Basketball – 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009, 2010 • Women’s Basketball – 1988, 1991, 2007, 2008 • Men’s Cross Country – 1986, 1987 • Men’s Golf – 1995, 1996 • Men’s Soccer – 1993, 1994, 2005 • Softball – 1991, 1992, 1993, 1994, 1998, 2005 • Women’s Tennis – 1996 • Men’s Indoor Track & Field – 1999, 2000 • Women’s Indoor Track & Field – 1998, 2000 • Men’s Outdoor Track & Field – 2000 • Volleyball – 1992, 1993, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002, 2003

Robert Morris University

2009-10 Robert Morris University Major Award Winners Karon Abraham - NEC Men’s Basketball Rookie of the Year • NEC Men’s Basketball Tournament MVP Sal Buscaglia – NEC Women’s Basketball Coach of the Year Trevor Moore - NEC Men’s Lacrosse Player of the Year Mezie Nwigwe – NEC Men’s Basketball Defensive Player of the Year Angela Pace - NEC Women’s Basketball Player of the Year NEC Women’s Basketball Defensive Player of the Year Jenna Rinker – NEC Women’s Golf Rookie of the Year Jerry Stone – NEC Men’s & Women’s Golf Coach of the Year

Tournament in 1982, 1983, 1989, 1990, 1992, 2009 and 2010, while volleyball made five straight appearances from 1999 to 2003. The Colonial men’s soccer team has also appeared in the NCAA Tournament three times (1993, 1994 and 2005). Robert Morris University has also had several student-athletes continue their athletic career in professional sports. The late Tim Hall (1996) was drafted by the Oakland Raiders in the sixth round of the 1996 National Football League (NFL) Draft as a running back. In 2001, former offensive lineman Hank Fraley (1999) became the starting center for the Philadelphia Eagles after being signed to the practice squad during the 2000 season. Fraley has played nine years in the NFL for the Eagles and the Cleveland Browns and will don his third jersey in 2010 after signing with the St. Louis Rams. Men’s soccer player Musa Shannon (1997) was drafted by the Tampa Bay Mutiny of Major League Soccer (MLS) as the 28th overall pick in the 1997 MLS College Draft. Shannon is one of 21 former Colonials that have played professional soccer after their career at Robert Morris, including Rhian Dodds (2003), who played for Kilmarnock Football Club of the Scottish Premier League. In addition to former RMU student-athletes playing in the professional ranks, inaugural women’s ice hockey goaltender Brianne McLaughlin (2009), who finished her career as the NCAA all-time saves leader, earned a silver medal at the 2010 Winter Olympics in Vancouver, British Columbia. Athletes are not the only ties that RMU athletics has to the professional ranks. Head football coach Joe Walton came to the Colonials after 35 years of

2009-10 Robert Morris University All-Conference Honors Karon Abraham (Men’s Basketball) # Alana Beck (Women’s Lacrosse) Rolf Bathold (Football) Alyssa Bennett (Volleyball) Kevin Brownell (Men’s Lacrosse) # Kyle Buchanan (Men’s Lacrosse) Garrett Clawson (Football) Dave Cowan (Men’s Ice Hockey) * Ayana Davis (Women’s Soccer) Annie Dubovec (Softball) Ashleigh Frieday (Women’s Golf) Ali Gibbons (Women’s Lacrosse) Vega Gimeno-Martinez (Women’s Basketball) # Amanda Graham (Volleyball) Shadrae King (Football) Chris Kushneriuk (Men’s Ice Hockey) * Michael Landers (Football) Nathan Longpre (Men’s Ice Hockey) * Kiel Matisz (Men’s Lacrosse) C.G. Mercatoris (Men’s Golf)

Trevor Moore (Men’s Lacrosse) Angela Pace (Women’s Basketball) Whitney Pappas (Women’s Ice Hockey) * Megan Picinic (Softball) Gabriella Rinehart (Women’s Track & Field) Rob Robinson (Men’s Basketball) Stefan Salituro (Men’s Ice Hockey) $ Nick Schirtzinger (Football) Erica Schmidt (Women’s Track & Field) Jordan Sealock (Men’s Lacrosse) Patrick Smith (Men’s Lacrosse) Tara Southworth (Women’s Lacrosse) # Chris Spataro (Men’s Track & Field) Corbyn Tao-Brambleby (Men’s Lacrosse) Jaci Timko (Softball) Ashley Trombetta (Women’s Lacrosse) Anthony Trunzo (Men’s Track & Field) Ashley Turici (Women’s Track & Field) Denny Urban (Men’s Ice Hockey) * Erica Webb (Women’s Lacrosse)

Note: All honors from the Northeast Conference unless noted * All-College Hockey America (CHA) Honors | $ All-College Hockey America (CHA) Rookie Honors # All-Northeast Conference (NEC) Rookie Honors

experience in the National Football League (NFL), including seven years as the head coach of the New York Jets. Alongside Walton is another former NFL alum in John Banaszak, who was promoted to assistant head coach in the spring of 2008. Banaszak was a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers when the team won Super Bowls X, XIII and XIV. Banaszak replaced former assistant head coach Dan Radakovich, who spent 48 years in the coaching

profession in both the college and NFL ranks, including 13 at Robert Morris, before retiring. Former Colonial men’s soccer head coach John Kowalski also served as the head coach for the Pittsburgh Spirit of the Major Indoor Soccer League, the Tampa Bay Mutiny of MLS and the Pittsburgh Riverhounds of the A-League. He has come full circle, as he is now head coach of the Colonial women’s team, a program that began in 1992.

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Bill Denniston Head Coach From the time he took over the men’s soccer program at Robert Morris University, head coach Bill Denniston needed just four years to take the program from three wins to a regularseason Northeast Conference championship. Entering his 14th season in 2010, Denniston is looking to take his team back to the top of the conference standings in even less time. The Colonials struggled again in 2009 ending with a 3-13-3 mark, a blip on an otherwise steady heading for the team under the tutelage of Denniston. Other than the previous season, the last time his team finished with a record under .500 was in 2004. The following season, the Colonials went 11-8-1 and took the Northeast Conference title and a trip to the NCAA Tournament. In 2006, the Colonials bounced back from a 0-1-2 start to the conference schedule to finish

Joe Di Buono who was drafted by both the Montreal Impact of the USL and the Cleveland Force of the MISL. In 13 years as head coach of the Colonials, Denniston has compiled an overall record of 120-151-35. Prior to his stint with Robert Morris, Denniston served three years as the head coach for Alderson Broaddus (W. Va.) College, guiding the Battlers to a record of 37-17-4 and national rankings in each of his three years. His 1995 squad finished with a national ranking of No. 11, the first year the school participated in Division II athletics, and for those efforts he was named the West Virginia Intercollegiate Athletic Conference Coach of the Year. While with Alderson Broaddus, Denniston also served as assistant athletic director. Before becoming head coach of the Battlers, 4-1-1 over the final six regular season games Denniston spent four seasons as assistant and earn the fourth seed in the conference men’s soccer coach at Bethany (W.Va.) College. in the NEC, Denniston has helped his players postseason. Robert Morris lost to eventual NEC In each of his four years there, Bethany finished move on to the professional ranks. Under his Champion Monmouth in the semifinals, ending with a national ranking of No. 14 or higher in tutelage, 10 players have made their way into what was a remarkable last season surge into Division III, including a No. 2 ranking in 1993. the professional ranks, including 2005 graduate the playoffs. In his 12 years as an assistant and head coach, and current assistant coach for the Colonials, The 2005 Colonials claimed Denniston has helped to develtheir third NEC Championship op 51 all-conference selections, and second under the guidance five Academic All-Americans, Denniston Year-by-Year of Denniston. That team four conference MVPs and four Bill Denniston brought with him an impressive background in soccer after being finished 11-8-4, the most wins All-Americans. named head coach at Robert Morris in 1997, and he has helped return the Colonials A 1983 graduate of Bethany for the program during the to the top of the NEC standings. A look at his accomplishments… Denniston era. with a degree in physical edu In 2001, Denniston earned cation, Denniston was a fourYear School Record Pct. NEC Finish 1994 Alderson Broaddus........... 12-5-2 .684 NEC Coach of the Year honors year All-Presidents Athletic 1995 Alderson Broaddus........... 14-4-1 .763 after leading the Colonials to Conference selection and a 1996 Alderson Broaddus........... 11-8-1 .575 their first NEC regular-season three-year All-American. He championships since 1996. He was also named the PAC’s 1997 Robert Morris.................. 3-14-2 .211 T-7th 1998 Robert Morris.................. 5-14-0 .263 T-7th followed that up by taking RMU most valuable player in 1980, 1999 Robert Morris.................. 6-12-2 .350 T-7th to the NEC tournament once was captain of the 1982 Bison 2000 Robert Morris.................. 7-10-2 .421 T-6th again in 2002. Yet a regular squad that was a national final2001 Robert Morris.................. 9-9-1 .500 T-1st season championship is not ist and was a Senior Bowl nomi2002 Robert Morris.................. 9-9-2 .500 T-3rd the final goal for Denniston. nee in 1982. 2003 Robert Morris.................. 7-7-5 .500 4th A father of three, Denniston His ultimate goal is the NCAA 2004 Robert Morris.................. 5-10-4 .368 6th Tournament. and his wife, Kathy, reside in 2005 Robert Morris.................. 11-8-1 .575 1st 2006 Robert Morris.................. 9-7-4 .550 4th In addition to returning Moon Township. 2007 Robert Morris.................. 7-7-2 .500 T-6th the Colonials to prominence

2008 2009

Robert Morris.................. 2-14-3 Robert Morris.................. 3-13-3

Total Overall Record

83-133-33 120-151-35

.184 .231

10th 7th

.410 .463

Robert Morris University

Joe Di Buono Assistant Coach • Second season at Robert Morris Joe Di Buono, a former Colonial player, enters his second season as an assistant coach with Robert Morris University. Excluding last season, Di Buono had spent the previous four years playing on the professional level in addition to coaching at various camps and clinics, both state-side and internationally. In the spring of 2006, Di Buono became the first Robert Morris graduate to play in the Polish First Division. The Montreal-native signed a contract with Polonia Warszawa, earning a starting role in the defensive midfield for the Blackshirts. Since returning from Poland, Di Buono has spent the majority of his time playing professional indoor soccer. He played for the Milwaukee Wave during the 2007-08 season and the Philadelphia Kixx in the 08-09 season. He played in 15 of the team’s 18 games, finishing third on the team in blocked shots. Di Buono added five points as well, scoring two goals and adding an assist. Immediately following his graduation from Robert Morris, Di Buono became the sixth Robert Morris player since 2002 to be drafted when he was selected in the first round of the USL’s College Player Draft and was the 11th overall pick, going to the Montreal Impact. He became the first Colonial to be drafted by two teams in the same year when the Major Indoor Soccer League’s Cleveland franchise picked him

exploding for 17 points in final 14 games. His best game came in a 4-2 win at Mount St. Mary’s when he scored two goals and added an assist for five points. Di Buono’s Professional Career Robert Morris (2003-2006) • 2004 NSCAA / adidas Mid-Atlantic All-Region team • 2004 All-NEC First Team • 2003 All-NEC Second Team • Selected 11th in 2006 USL College Draft • Selected in second round of 2005 MISL Draft Polonia Warszawa (2006) • First RMU graduate to play in Polish First Division • Started in defensive midfield in final eight games in their 2005 draft. Di Buono was a 2004 NSCAA / adidas MidAtlantic Regional All-American and a team captain in 2004. As a Colonial, he finished third in the Northeast Conference in 2004 with 17 points on six goals and five assists, scoring all of his points in the last 14 games of the season. He finished fifth in the conference in goal scoring and fourth in assists. A first team AllNEC selection, the forward was held scoreless for the first five games of the season before

Trois Rivieres Attak (2006) Milwaukee Wave (2007-08) • Finished with 19 points (6 goals, 7 assists) • Played in 22 games Philadelphia Kixx (2008-09) • Played in 15 games • Finished with five points (2 goals, 1 assist) • Third on the team in blocks (14)

Colonials In International Competition 2006 • Spain

Opponents • Santvicenti • U.E. Vic 2002 • Rio Maior, Portugal

Opponents • Beneditense • OS Nazarenos • Peniche • Rio Maior

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2010 ROSTER No. Player

Yr.

Ht.

Wt.

Pos.

Hometown / High School (College)

00 Toba Bolaji

So. 6-1 195 G

Vaughn, Ontario / Maple

0 Nick Barber

So.

6-0

180

Pittsfield, Mass. / Pittsfield

2 Matt Sheibley *

Jr.

5-7

150

Dillsburg, Pa. / Northern

3 Matt Griffin *

Jr.

5-10

160

Bethel Park, Pa. / Bethel Park

4 Sam Colosimo

So.

5-8

150

McKees Rocks, Pa. / Montour

5 Tyler Solis **

Sr.

6-0

185

Hummelstown, Pa. / Lower Dauphin

6 Kyle Macauley

So.

6-0

170

Woodbridge, Ontario / Saint Michael’s College

7 Prince Samuels

Fr.

5-9

160

St. Catherine, Jamaica / Kingston College

8 Justin Turnley *

Sr.

6-0

170

D / M

9 David Torrance *

Jr.

6-1

175

Glasgow, Scotland / Langside College

10 Shane Beharry

Jr.

5-9

145

Scarborough, Ontario / York University

11 Neil Shaffer **

Sr.

5-10

165

Aliquippa, Pa. / Beaver

12 Max Shinsky *

Jr.

5-9

160

York, Pa. / West York Area

13 Evan Phillips

Fr.

5-9

155

B / F

14 Tyler Gardner *

Jr.

6-1

170

Whitefish, Mont. / Whitefish

15 Dan Braun *

Jr.

6-1

180

Pittsburgh, Pa. / Thomas Jefferson

16 Dominic Mascia

So.

5-8

145

M / F

Pickerington, Ohio / Saint Charles Prep

17 Kevin Andino

Fr.

5-11

145

M / F

Germantown, Md. / Northwest

18 Francis Bowman *

Jr.

5-8

150

Fawn Grove, Pa. / Kennard-Dale

19 Derek Stein

So.

6-1

170

Wapwallopen, Pa. / Crestwood

20 Daniel Calabretta

Fr.

5-6

150

Brampton, Ontario / St/ Marguerite d’Youville

21 Andy Correa

So.

5-11

170

Silver Spring, Md. / Walter Johnson

23 Niko Corado

So.

5-10

160

Mechanicsburg, Pa. / Cumberland Valley

24 Miro Cabrilo

Fr.

6-1

180

Hamilton, Ontario / Glendale Secondary

25 Michael Jones

So.

5-9

150

East Berlin, Pa. / Bermudian Springs

26 Luca Campos

Fr.

5-9

150

M / F

Beaver, Pa. / Beaver

Pittsburgh, Pa. / Plum

Monaca, Pa. / Center

* Denotes Letters Earned

Head Coach: Bill Denniston (14th season at RMU; Bethany ’83) | Assistant Coach: Joe Di Buono (2nd season at RMU; Robert Morris ’08)

Pronunciation Guide Toba Bolaji................... TOE-ba ba-LAW-ghee

Matt Sheibley................ SHY-blee

Kevin Andino................ an-DEE-no

Dominic Mascia............. MAH-sha

Andy Correa................. ka-REE-a

Miro Cabrilo.................. MEAR-o ka-BRILL-ō

Sam Colosimo............... call-a-SEE-mo

Niko Corado.................. KNEE-ko ka-RAW-do

Tyler Solis.................... sa-LEASE

Joe Di Buono................ di-BWOE-no

Robert Morris University

Tyler

SOLIS

M / 6-0 / 175 / R-Sr. Hummelstown, Pa. / Lower Dauphin

5 2009: Played in five games, starting three of those, before suffering a season-ending injury … Registered three shots, including two on goal, in those five games … Was issued one yellow card. 2008: Appeared in all 19 games, starting 16 contests … Tallied two goals on the season for the first points of his career … Both goals came against Niagara (10/3) … Took 25 shots,

13 of which were on net … Was issued three yellow cards. 2007: Was a starter in eight of the 14 games in which he played … Took four shots, putting two of those on goal … Issued four yellow cards during the season … Received his first career start in season-opening 2-0 win against Duquesne (8/31). 2006: Came off the bench to play in seven games … His only shot of the season came at Pittsburgh (9/27). Pre-RMU: Four-sport letterwinner took part in track, soccer, golf and basketball … Named to the Olympic Development Program … Played

on the Gautemala National Team … Tallied 42 points as a senior. Personal: Major is sport management … Born March 30, 1988. Year GP 2006 7 2007 14 2008 19 2009 5 Totals 45

GS 0 8 16 3 27

G 0 0 2 0 2

A Pts 0 0 0 0 0 4 0 0 0 4

* * *

Justin

Turnley D / 6-0 / 170 / Sr. Beaver, Pa. / Beaver

8 2009: Saw action in 15 games, making 11 starts … Took three shots on the year. 2008: Did not play due to NCAA transfer rules. 2007: Played and started in 13 games … Recorded one shot on net … helped anchor a defense that recorded four shutouts and posted a 1.25 goals against average. Pre-RMU: Four-year all-section pick

led Beaver to the WPIAL Championship game in 2006 … Was All-WPIAL and Player of the Year in his section as a senior … Named all-star game most valuable player as a senior … Tallied 23 goals and 11 assists as a senior. Year

GP GS G 2007 13 13 0 2008 DNP 2009 15 11 0 Totals 28 24 0

A Pts 0 0 0 0

0 0

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Neil

Shaffer M / 5-10 / 165 / Sr. Aliquippa, Pa. / Beaver

11 Started all 19 games … Was second on the team in goals (2) and points (7) … Led the team in assists (3) and shots (46) … Scored one of his goals on a penalty kick … Other goal came in an inaugural matchup against UNLV (9/6) … Tallied assists in games versus Niagara (9/4) and conference foes Central Connecticut State (11/1) and Sacred Heart (10/2). 2008: Appeared in all 19 games, making 17 starts … Tallied one goal on the season … Goal came

against Western Michigan (9/12) … Took 30 shots, 14 of which were on goal. 2007: Finished tied for second on the team with 11 points … Was second on the team with four goals … Added three assists … Played in 18 games, earning the start in 11 … Scored his first career goal in his first career game, a 2-0 win against Duquesne (8/3/07) … Started his career with seven points in his first three games … Had a goal and an assist in a 2-1 win against Canisius (9/2/07) … Netted a goal in a 3-1 win against Pitt (9/4/07) … Also ha da score in a 4-3 loss at Niagara (9/30/07) … Picked up assists against Sacred Heart (10/12/07) and Mount St. Mary’s

(11/4/07) … Took 16 shots, eight of which were on net … Picked up one yellow card. Pre-RMU: Part of championship teams in 2003 and 2005 … As a senior, was named to All-WPIAL and allsection teams … Was the most valuable player of the All-WPIAL game … Was a high school heisman nominee and a top-100 YMCA scholar athlete. Year GP 2007 18 2008 19 2009 19 Totals 56

GS 11 17 19 47

G 4 1 2 7

A Pts 3 11 0 2 3 7 6 20

* * *

David

Torrance F / 6-1 / 175 / Sr. Glasgow, Scotland / Langside College

9 2009: Saw action in all 19 games, making 13 starts … Tallied one goal on the season … That goal came in a 1-0 victory against Saint Francis (Pa.) (11/6) … Took 40 shots on the year, 24 of which were on goal. 2008: Played in all 19

games, making 13 starts … Scored one goal and added two assists … Started in his first collegiate contest and scored a goal against Rider (8/29) … Provided two assists against St. Francis (N.Y.) (10/17) … Took 37 shots, 12 of which were on goal … Was 0-1 in penalty kick attempts. Pre-RMU: Played for Queens Park F.C. in the Scottish Football League … Team finished second in the league last season … Led

the team in cup scoring … Finished the season with 25 goals. Year GP 2008 19 2009 19 Totals 38

GS 13 13 26

G 1 1 2

A Pts 2 4 0 2 2 6

Robert Morris University

Matt

Sheibley MF / 5-7 / 135 / Jr. Dillsburg, Pa. / Northern

2 2009: Appeared in 14 games, making seven starts … Took 10 shots on the year with half of them being on net … Had one yellow card. 2008: Played in all 19 games, making 17 starts … First collegiate action was a start against Rider (8/29) … Scored two goals and one assist for five points … Was third on the

team in total scoring … First collegiate point came on an assist against Canisius (9/28) … Scored goals against St. Francis (N.Y.) (10/17) and Quinnipiac (10/31) … Took 19 shots, seven of which were on goal … Was issued three yellow cards. Pre-RMU: Two-sport letterwinner played soccer and football at Northern York … Four-time Mid-Penn Colonial League All-Star … Named to the 2007 Harrisburg Patriot News Big 11 … Twice named team most valuable player … Finished high school career with 146 points

… Found the net 51 times and had 44 assists … Named Northern’s offensive player of the year as a sophomore … Selected to the Eastern Pennsylvania Olympic Development Program team three-times. Year GP 2008 19 2009 14 Totals 33

GS 17 7 24

G 2 0 2

A Pts 1 5 0 0 1 5

* * *

Matt

Griffin MF / 5-10 / 160 / Jr. Bethel Park, Pa / Bethel Park

3 2009: Made appearances in 17 games with 15 starts … Tallied his first collegiate assist in a 1-4 loss at Canisius (9/20) … Took eight shots on the year, three on net … Had one yellow card. 2008: Appeared in six games, starting two … First collegiate appearance came against Mount St. Mary’s (10/10) … Starts came against Long Island (10/19) and Sacred Heart (10/24). PreRMU: As a senior at Bethel Park, named to the

Pittsburgh Post-Gazette Elite 11, the Western PA All-Star and Pittsburgh Post-Gazette All-South Team … Helped guide Bethel Park to the 2007 WPIAL title and a spot in the state semifinals … Was an All-WPIAL selection as a senior … Led his squad in goals as both a junior and senior … Bethel Park’s leading scorer in 2007. Year

2008 6 2009 17 Totals 23

GS 2 15 17

G 0 0 0

A Pts 0 0 1 1 1 1

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Shane

BEHARRY M / 5-9 / 145 / Jr. • Scarborough, Ontario / Sir John A. MacDonald (York University)

10 2009: Saw action in all 19 games, making 11 starts … Got first collegiate start in a game against Pitt (9/1) … Recorded his first collegiate goal in a 2-3 loss at Central Connecticut State (10/4) … Took 18 shots on the year, seven of which were on net … Had two yellow cards. Pre-RMU: Played one season at York University … Helped the Lions to the 2009 CIS

National Championship … Has trained with the Trinidad U-17 National Team … Ran track and field in addition to playing soccer at John A. MacDonald … Was the team’s top set-up man, leading the squad in assists all four years … Named most valuable player of the team as a senior. Personal: Planned major is sports management … Born Nov. 26, 1990. Year GP 2009 19 Totals 19

GS 11 11

G 1 1

A Pts 0 2 0 2

* * *

Max

SHINSKY D / 5-9 / 160 / Jr. York, Pa. / West York Area

12 2009: Appeared in 13 games, making 11 starts … Recorded five shots on the year, with two on net … Had five yellow cards, including a stretch of four games in a row with one. 2008: Played

in 18 games, making 15 starts … Tallied one assist … Assist came against St. Francis (N.Y.) (10/17) … First collegiate start occurred at Rider (8/29) … Took seven shots … Was issued two yellow cards. Pre-RMU: Four-year letterwinner at West York … Earned a spot on the YIAA AllStar team in 2005, 2006 and 2007 … Was the team’s most valuable player and a captain in

2007 … Named the team’s defensive player of the year in 2006. Year GP 2008 18 2009 13 Totals 31

GS 15 11 26

G 0 0 0

A Pts 1 1 0 0 1 1

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Tyler

Gardner D / 6-1 / 170 / Jr. Whitefish, Mont. / Whitefish

14 2009: Started all 19 games … Had one goal on the season … That goal came in a 1-5 loss at Niagara (9/18) … Took six shots on the year, one being on net … Picked up two yellow cards. 2008: Played in 12 games, making nine starts … First collegiate start came against Rider (8/29) … Attempted five shots, two of which were on goal … Was issued one yellow card. Pre-RMU: Named to the all-state squad as a

junior and a senior … Led the team to backto-back Montana A class state championships … Was an all-conference selection for three seasons … Team went undefeated, 30-0, during his junior and senior seasons … Was the team’s defensive player of the year as a junior and senior. Year GP 2008 12 2009 19 Totals 31

GS 9 19 28

G 0 1 1

A Pts 0 0 0 2 0 2

* * *

Dan

BRAUN

MF / 6-1 / 180 / Jr. Pittsburgh, Pa. / Thomas Jefferson

15 2009: Saw action in 17 games, making 11 starts … Took four shots on the year … Picked up one yellow card. 2008: Appeared in 17 games on the season, 12 coming as a starter … First collegiate action came versus Pitt (9/7) … Took one shot … Was issued one yellow card. PreRMU: Two-sport letterwinner played football

and soccer for Thomas Jefferson … Named the team’s defensive player of the year as a senior … Was a three-time all-state selection … Also named to all-conference and All-WPIAL teams as a sophomore, junior and senior … Finished his career with 47 goals. Year

2008 17 2009 17 Totals 34

GS 12 11 23

G 0 0 0

A Pts 0 0 0 0 0 0

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Francis

BOWMAN MF / 5-8 / 150 / Jr. Fawn Grove, Pa. / Kennard-Dale

18 2009: Saw action in 17 games, making 15 starts … Tallied two goals on the year … First collegiate goal came in a matchup at Central Connecticut State (10/4) … Recorded the game winning goal in a 1-0 victory over Sacred Heart (10/9) … Took 16 shots on the year, registering six on net. 2008: Appeared in 15 games on the season, making five starts … First collegiate action game against Rider (8/29) … Attempted seven shots … Was issued one yellow card. Pre-

RMU: Named team most valuable player as a junior and senior … Was section co-player of the year as a senior … Led his squad in scoring in 2005, 2006 and 2007 Tallied 49 goals and 30 assists in four seasons on varsity … Finished his career with 128 points … Three-year captain was a county all-star as a junior … Two-sport athlete was a all-county and all-state honorable mention selection as a place kicker in football. Year GP 2008 15 2009 17 Totals 32

GS 5 15 20

G 0 2 2

A Pts 0 0 0 4 0 4

* * *

Toba

Bolaji G / 6-1 / 195 / So. Vaughn, Ontario / Maple

00 2009: Appeared in 12 games, making 11 starts … Got his first collegiate start in net against Pitt (9/1) … Made 63 saves, allowing 11 goals … Finished with a 0.91 goals against average … Recorded five shutouts on the year … Ended

with a .851 save percentage … Recorded a career high in saves in a single game with 11 in a tie with Mount St. Mary’s (10/25). PreRMU: Three-sport letterwinner played soccer, basketball and rugby at Maple … Was a twotime most valuable player in soccer for the Timberwolves … Managed to score 21 goals in his high school career … Led his team to a 9-1 record and the York Region Championship

in 2008 … Also played basketball and rugby at Maple, earning most valuable player recognition in each of those sports … Was three-time athlete of the year in high school. Personal: Planned major is biology … Born December 28, 1991. Year

GP GS 2009 12 11 Totals 12 11

GAA Save% Sho 0.91 .851 5 0.91 .851 5

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Nick

BARBER G / 6-0 / 180 / So. Pittsfield, Mass. / Pittsfield

0 2009: Saw action in eight games, making seven starts … Got his first collegiate start in net against UC Davis (9/4) … Recorded 45 saves on the year, allowing 28 goals … Finished with a 3.53 goals against average … Ended with a .616 save percentage … Recorded a career high in saves in a game with eight three times. PreRMU: Was an All-Berkshire First Team selection as a senior … Recorded 87 saves, an average

of 5.8 per game in 2008 … Had 12 shutouts in 15 games … Made 20 saves when Pittsfield upended state champion Ludlow, 2-0 … Starting goalkeeper for Western United, one of the top club teams in Massachusetts … In addition to soccer, also lettered in basketball and basketball. Personal: Planned major is graphic design … Born Sept. 5, 1989. Year GP GS 2009 8 7 Totals 8 7

GAA Save% Sho 3.53 .616 0 3.53 .616 0

* * *

Sam

Colosimo D / 5-8 / 150 / So. McKees Rocks, Pa. / Montour

4 2009: Appeared in three games … First collegiate action came against Pitt (9/1) … Recorded his first collegiate goal in that same matchup … Took one shot on the year. Pre-

RMU: Was named to the team’s most valuable player as a senior … Scored 15 goals and had nine assists in his senior season … Earned best defensive player award as a junior and was the rookie of the year in his freshman campaign … Helped the Spartans to a section championship and 17-2-3 record in 2005 … Also lettered in track and field and swimming. Personal:

Member of the National Honor Society and student council at Montour … Planned major is engineering … Born Dec. 29, 1990. Year

A Pts

2009 3 Totals 3

0 0

1 1

0 0

2 2

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Kyle

Macaulay D / 6-0 / 170 / So. • Woodbridge, Ontario / Saint Michael’s College

6 2009: Did not play. Pre-RMU: As a senior, was named most valuable player in both soccer and track … Was St. Michael’s Athlete of the Year

in 2009 … Won the Old Boy’s Award as best student-athlete … Led squad to 11-0 record and CISAA Championship in 2006 and the OFSAA Bronze in 2008 … As track athlete, won the CISAA 200 meter dash in 2009. Personal: Planned major is biology … Born January 31, 1991.

Year GP 2009 0 Totals 0

GS 0 0

G 0 0

A Pts 0 0 0 0

* * *

Dominic

Mascia

M/F / 5-8 / 145 / So. Pickerington, Ohio / Saint Charles Prep

16 2009: Saw action in 17 games, making seven starts … Started his first collegiate game against UNLV (9/6) … Recorded his first collegiate assist in the season finale in a 1-0 victory over Saint Francis (Pa.) (11/6) … Took eight shots on the year, two of which were on net … Had one yellow card. Pre-RMU: Played forward at

St. Charles Prepatory … Was named all-league his senior season …. Lead the team in scoring for two straight seasons … Tallied 10 goals as a senior … Named third-team all-district in his sophomore season. Personal: Planned major is engineering … Born March 1, 1991. Year GP 2009 17 Totals 17

GS 7 7

G 0 0

A Pts 1 1 1 1

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Derek

STEIN

F / 6-1 / 170 / So. Wapwallopen, Pa. / Crestwood

19 2009: Appeared in nine games, making two starts … Got his first collegiate start at Canisius (9/20) … Took three shots on the year. PreRMU: Named team’s most valuable player as both a junior and a senior … Was an All-Wyoming Valley Conference First Team selection in 2007

and 2008 … Helped his Olympic Development Program Team to a regional championship in 2008 … Also lettered in volleyball at Crestwood. Personal: Planned major is business management … Born April 4, 1991. Year GP 2009 9 Totals 9

GS 2 2

G 0 0

A Pts 0 0 0 0

* * *

Andy

Correa D / 5-11 / 170 / So. Silver Spring, Md. / Walter Johnson

21 2009: Did not play. Pre-RMU: Was named the county player of the year as a senior …

Was also an all-county first-team selection in 2008 … Helped Walter Johnson squad to a 4A State Championship and a 4A West Regional Championship in 2006. Personal: Planned major is engineering … Born Feb. 6, 1991.

Year GP 2009 0 Totals 0

GS 0 0

G 0 0

A Pts 0 0 0 0

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Nick

Corado

M / 5-10 / 160 / So. Mechanicsburg, Pa. / Cumberland Valley

23 2009: Saw action in eight games, making one start … First collegiate start came against Green Bay (9/13). Pre-RMU: Earned a spot on the Mid-Penn Soccer Commonwealth Division AllStar First Team. Personal: Planned major is accounting … Born Dec. 25, 1990. Year GP 2009 8 Totals 8

GS 1 1

G 0 0

A Pts 0 0 0 0

* * *

Michael

JONES

M / 5-10 / 160 / So. Mechanicsburg, Pa. / Cumberland Valley

25 2009: Appeared in six games, making four starts … First collegiate start came against cross-town rival Duquesne (9/23) … Took one shot on the year. Pre-RMU: Was a four-year

letterwinner at Bermudian Springs … Was a YAIAA Division III First Team All-Star selection … Was also named to the all-conference team … Scored 10 goals as a senior … Team went 10-62 and 8-2 in conference play his senior season … Was a senior all-star. Personal: Planned major is accounting … Born Feb. 15, 1991.

Year GP 2009 6 Totals 6

GS 4 4

G 0 0

A Pts 0 0 0 0

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Prince

Samuel

F / 5-9 / Fr. Saint Catherine, Jamaica / Kingston College

Pre-RMU: Member of the Jamaica U-17 National Team in 2008 ... Kingston College High School most valuable player in 2007 ... Was named most outstanding player in 2008 ... Leading goal scorer in 2009. Personal: Born Jan.

21, 1992 ... Son of Donarie Robinson ... Has two older sisters, Tamara and Alicia ... Major is mechanical engineering ... In 2006, represented Jamaica in the first Robotics Competition in San Jose, Calif.

* * *

Evan

Phillips F / 5-9 / Fr. Pittsburgh, Pa. / Plum

Pre-RMU: Three-year letterwinner at Plum Senior High School ... All-section and All-WPIAL in 2008 ... Three-year state champion on cup team and won Futsal Nationals in 2007. Personal:

Born Mar. 16, 1991 ... Honor student in 2008 ... Son of Ron and Bunny Phillips ... Has two younger sisters, Emma and Hali, along with one older brother, Kiel ... Major is media arts.

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Kevin

Andino F / M / 5-11 / Fr. Germantown, Md. / Northwest

Pre-RMU: Was a four-time letterwinner in soccer at Northwest High School ... 2009 Gazette News first team allgazette selection ... 2009 Washington Post first team all-met selection ... 2009 Maryland first team all-state ...

2009 ESPN Rise Maryland all-star ... 2009 Greater D.C. first team selection. Personal: Born April 24, 1992 ... Son of Melvin Andino and Maria Gomez ... Has one younger sister, Rachelle ... Major is finance.

* * *

Daniel

Calabretta F/M / 5-6 / Fr. Brampton, Ontario / St. Marguerite d’Youville

Pre-RMU: Was a three-time letterwinner in soccer at St. Marguerite d’Youville High School ... Was named athlete of the year in 2010 ... Won national champi-

onship with club team. Personal: Born June 6, 1992 ... Son of Dominic and Sandra Calabretta ... Has one younger sister, Nicole ... Major is marketing.

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Miro

Cabrilo F / 6-1 / Fr. Hamilton, Ontario / Glendale Secondary

24 Pre-RMU: Participated in soccer, basketball and tennis at Glendale

Secondary School ... Captain of the soccer team in 2009 ... Was named 2007 junior athlete of the year ... Was named athlete of the year in 2008 and 2009 ... Was named most valuable player as well as team captain in 2009 ... Won 2008

and 2009 high school championships. Personal: Born June 6, 1992 ... Son of Milenko and Nelica Cabrilo ... Has one older brother, Aleksander ... Major is mathematics.

* * *

Luca

Campos M / 5-9 / Fr. Monaca, Pa. / Center

Pre-RMU: Participated in soccer and football at Center High School ... Won four section championships in soccer and was a WPIAL runner up ... Was a three-time all-state, four-time allWPIAL, four-time all-section and three-

time East Region All-American selection ... Played for the Stars United soccer club. Personal: Born Sept. 20, 1991 ... Son of Steve and Debbie Campos ... Major is sports management.

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2009 FINAL STATISTICS Overall: 3-13-3 • Conference: 3-4-3 • Home: 1-7-2 • Away: 2-5-1 • Neutral: 0-1-0

GAME RESULTS DATE

OPPONENT

W/L/T

SCORE

09/01 09/04 09/06 09/11 09/13 09/18 09/20 09/23 09/25 * 10/02 * 10/04 * 10/09 * 10/11 * 10/16 * 10/18 * 10/23 * 10/25 * 11/01 * 11/06

PITT vs. UCDavis @ UNLV LA SALLE GREEN BAY @ Niagara @ Canisius DUQUESNE BUFFALO @ Quinnipiac @ Central Conn. State SACRED HEART FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON @ Long Island @ St. Francis (N.Y.) #7 MONMOUTH MOUNT ST. MARY’S BRYANT @ SAINT FRANCIS (Pa.)

L L L L L L L L L T 2OT L W T 2OT W 2OT L L T 2OT L 2OT W

1-3 0-3 2-7 0-4 0-2 1-5 1-4 0-1 0-2 0-0 2-3 1-0 0-0 2-1 0-1 0-1 0-0 1-2 1-0

SAVES

GOAL SCORERS

Bolaji (6) Barber (3) Barber (8) Barber (6) Barber (8) Barber (3) Barber (8) Barber (6) Barber (3) Bolaji (6) Bolaji (3) Bolaji (4) Bolaji (7) Bolaji (4) Bolaji (7) Bolaji (3) Bolaji (11) Bolaji (6) Bolaji (6)

Colosimo (McIvor) Shaffer; Riley (McIvor)

Gardner (Shaffer) Riley (Griffin)

Beharry (Montano); Bowman (Shaffer) Bowman (Shaffer) Riley; Riley

Shaffer Torrance (Mascia)

* Northeast Conference Game

INDIVIDUAL ## Name 20 RILEY, Sean 11 SHAFFER, Neil 18 BOWMAN, Francis 9 TORRANCE, David 17 BEHARRY, Shane 14 GARDNER, Tyler 4 COLOSIMO, Sam 10 McIVOR, Kyle 3 GRIFFIN, Matt 2 MASCIA, Dominic 7 MONTANO, Henry 6 SHEIBLEY, Matt 12 SHINSKY, Max 15 BRAUN, Dan 19 STEIN, Derek 8 TURNLEY, Justin 5 SOLIS, Tyler 25 JONES, Michael 23 CORADO, Niko 22 RAYMOND, Chase 13 LaMANNA, Frank 1 GAGLIARDI, Andrew 00 BOLAJI, Toba Total Opponents

GP-GS G A Pts Sh Shot% SOG SOG% YC-RC GW PK-ATT 17-16 4 0 8 34 .118 19 .559 1-0 1 0-0 19-19 2 3 7 46 .043 20 .435 0-0 0 1-1 17-15 2 0 4 16 .125 6 .375 0-0 1 0-0 19-13 1 0 2 40 .025 24 .600 1-0 1 0-0 19-11 1 0 2 18 .056 7 .389 2-0 0 0-0 19-19 1 0 2 6 .167 1 .167 2-0 0 0-0 3-0 1 0 2 1 1.000 1 1.000 0-0 0 0-0 18-18 0 2 2 18 .000 6 .333 8-1 0 0-0 17-15 0 1 1 8 .000 3 .375 1-0 0 0-0 17-7 0 1 1 8 .000 2 .250 1-0 0 0-0 13-4 0 1 1 5 .000 3 .600 0-0 0 0-0 14-7 0 0 0 10 .000 5 .500 1-0 0 0-0 13-11 0 0 0 5 .000 2 .400 5-0 0 0-0 17-11 0 0 0 4 .000 0 .000 1-0 0 0-0 9-2 0 0 0 3 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 15-11 0 0 0 3 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 5-3 0 0 0 3 .000 2 .667 1-0 0 0-0 6-4 0 0 0 1 .000 1 1.000 0-0 0 0-0 8-1 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 5-3 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 1-1 0 0-0 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 1-0 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 0-0 0 0-0 12-12 0 0 0 0 .000 0 .000 1-0 0 0-0 19 12 8 32 229 .052 102 .445 26-2 3 1-1 19 39 41 119 354 .110 152 .429 20-1 13 1-3

TEAM STATISTICS RMU OPP SHOT STATISTICS Goals-Shot attempts.......... 12-229 39-354 Goals scored per game....... 0.63 2.05 Shot pct........................... .052 .110 SOG-Attempts................... 102-229 152-354 SOG pct........................... .445 .429 Shots/Game...................... 12.1 18.6 Assists............................. 8 41 CORNER KICKS.................... 75 149 PENALTY KICKS.................... 1-1 1-3 PENALTIES Yellow cards...................... 26 20 Red cards......................... 2 1 ATTENDANCE Total................................ 1990 2273 Dates/Avg Per Date............ 10/199 8/284 Neutral Site #/Avg............. 1/0 GOALS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Robert Morris....... 4 7 0 1 12 Opponents........... 17 21 0 1 39 SHOTS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total Robert Morris....... 94 116 12 7 229 Opponents........... 169 162 12 11 354 SAVES BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 3 113 Robert Morris....... 55 50 5 Opponents........... 39 43 6 2 90 CORNERS KICKS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 32 37 3 3 75 Robert Morris....... Opponents........... 67 72 5 5 149 FOULS BY PERIOD 1st 2nd OT OT2 Total 117 119 3 6 245 Robert Morris....... Opponents........... 95 103 5 2 205

GOALIE ## Name GP-GS 00 BOLAJI, Toba 12-11 0 BARBER, Nick 8-7 Total 19 Opponents 19

Minutes 1091:43 712:53 1804:36 1804:36

GOAL AVERAGE GA Avg 11 0.91 28 3.53 39 1.95 12 0.60

|---- SAVES ----| Saves Pct 63 .851 45 .616 113 .743 90 .882

RECORD W-L-T Sho 3-6-3 5 0-7-0 0 3-13-3 5 13-3-3 10

Team saves: 5

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2009 NORTHEAST CONFERENCE WRAP-UP Overall

Pct.

Streak

Home

Away

1. Monmouth*

School

8-1-1

NEC

18-2-2

.864

10-1-1

7-1-1

1-0

2. St. Francis (N.Y.)*

7-2-1

10-6-2

.611

5-2

4-3-1

1-1-1

3. Quinnipiac*

6-2-2

9-4-7

.625

4-0-5

5-4-1

0-0-1

4. Fairleigh Dickinson*

6-3-1

9-9-1

.500

4-4

5-4-1

0-1

5. Mount St. Mary’s

5-4-1

6-10-1

.382

3-3

3-6-1

0-1

6. Sacred Heart

4-5-1

7-8-2

.471

3-5-1

4-3-1

0-0

7. Robert Morris

3-4-3

3-13-3

.237

1-7-2

2-5-1

0-1

8. Bryant

3-6-1

5-12-1

.306

3-7

2-5-1

0-0

3-7

6-12

.333

2-6

3-6

1-0

10. Saint Francis (Pa.)

2-6-2

6-11-2

.368

2-4-1

4-6-1

0-1

11. Central Conn. Sate

1-8-1

6-10-1

.382

3-4-1

2-6

1-0

9. Long Island

Pts

Neutral

* Clinched NEC Tournament Berth

Points 1. Dominic Reinold 2. Ryan Kinne 3. Jakeem Johnson 4. Chris Wheeler Ryan Clark 6. Steve Jakubowski Paul King Philip Suprise 9. Jeverton De Lorenzi Semso Nikocevic Goals 1. Dominic Reinold 2. Jakeem Johnson Ryan Kinne 4. Chris Wheeler 5. Philip Suprise 6. Steve Jakubowski Chase Barbieri Ryan Clark 9. Jeverton De Lorenzi Semso Nikocevic Paul King

School

GP G A Pts. PPG

Fairleigh Dickinson........... 19 12 4 28 1.47 Monmouth...................... 22 10 7 27 1.23 Long Island..................... 17 10 2 22 1.29 Mount St. Mary’s............. 17 8 1 17 1.00 Monmouth...................... 20 6 5 17 0.85 Long Island..................... 17 6 4 16 0.94 Fairleigh Dickinson........... 18 5 6 16 0.89 Quinnipiac...................... 20 7 2 16 0.80 St. Francis (N.Y.)............. 16 5 4 14 0.88 St. Francis (N.Y.)............. 17 5 4 14 0.82

Assists 1. Robert Cavener RJ Allen 3. Ryan Kinne 4. Paul King 5. Scott Phinith Ryan Clark 7. Nemanja Filimonovic Steve Pathroff Jeverton De Lorenzi John Sallhag Steve Jakubowski Semso Nikocevic Christian Vasconez Fernando Huthmacher Dominic Reinold Durval Pereira

School

Fairleigh Dickinson.................. 19 12 Long Island............................ 17 10 Monmouth............................. 22 10 Mount St. Mary’s.................... 17 8 Quinnipiac............................. 20 7 Long Island............................ 17 6 Monmouth............................. 20 6 Monmouth............................. 20 6 St. Francis (N.Y.).................... 16 5 St. Francis (N.Y.).................... 17 5 Fairleigh Dickinson.................. 18 5 School

GPG

063 059 045 047 035 035 030 030 031 029 028

No.

APG

Central Conn. State.................. 17 Monmouth............................... 22 Monmouth............................... 22 Fairleigh Dickinson................... 18 Mount St. Mary’s...................... 16 Monmouth............................... 20 Sacred Heart........................... 15 Mount St. Mary’s...................... 16 St. Francis (N.Y.)...................... 16 St. Francis (N.Y.)...................... 16 Long Island............................. 17 St. Francis (N.Y.)...................... 17 Fairleigh Dickinson................... 19 Fairleigh Dickinson................... 19 Fairleigh Dickinson................... 19 Quinnipiac............................... 19

8 8 7 6 5 5 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 4

0.47 0.36 0.32 0.33 0.31 0.25 0.27 0.25 0.25 0.25 0.24 0.24 0.21 0.21 0.21 0.21

Tyler Solis Saves 1. Frederick Hall 2. Darius Motazed 3. Alex Fait 4. Matt Miscione 5. Adam Janssen 6. Toba Bolaji 7. Chris Antonino 8. Paul Armstrong 9. Bryan Meredith 10. Chris Davis Majdi Zaineh Save Percentage 1. Frederick Hall 2. Bryan Meredith 3. Alex Fait 4. Toba Bolaji 5. Darius Motazed 6. Matt Miscione 7. Chris Antonino 8. Adam Janssen 9. Majdi Zaineh 10. Paul Armstrong

Matt Griffin School

Svs.

S/G

Quinnipiac............................... 20 121 Saint Francis (Pa.).................... 18 115 Sacred Heart........................... 17 95 Bryant.................................... 14 80 Long Island............................. 14 71 Monmouth............................... 12 63 St. Francis (N.Y.)...................... 17 61 Central Conn. State.................. 14 57 Monmouth............................... 21 55 Mount St. Mary’s...................... 16 53 Fairleigh Dickinson................... 17 53

6.05 6.39 5.59 5.71 5.07 5.25 3.59 4.07 2.62 3.31 3.12

School

GP Saves GA Pct.

Quinnipiac...................... 20 Monmouth...................... 21 Sacred Heart................... 17 Monmouth...................... 12 Saint Francis (Pa.)........... 18 Bryant............................ 14 St. Francis (N.Y.)............. 17 Long Island..................... 14 Fairleigh Dickinson........... 17 Central Conn. State......... 14

121 55 95 63 115 80 61 71 53 57

16 9 16 11 29 21 21 25 20 24

.883 .859 .856 .851 .799 .792 .744 .740 .726 .704

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2009 NEC First Team All-Conference Name

School

Ht.

Yr.

Hometown/High School

Dominic Reinold

Fairleigh Dickinson.......... F

Pos.

6-2

Fr.

Wesseling, Germany

Jr.

Naugatuck, Conn./Naugatuck

Ryan Kinne

Monmouth..................... F

5-8

Chris Wheeler

Mount St. Mary’s............. F

6-0 So.

Newcastle, Australia

Robert Cavener

Central Conn. St............. MF

6-0

Jr.

Tynemouth, England

Paul King

Fairleigh Dickinson.......... MF

5-11 So.

New Castle, England

Ryan Clark

Monmouth..................... MF

5-10 Fr.

Freehold, N.J./Freehold Twp.

Semso Nikocevic

St. Francis (N.Y.)............. MF

5-5

Sr.

Brooklyn, N.Y./Sheepshead Bay

Daniel Bostock

Monmouth..................... D

6-3

Sr.

Nottinghamshire, England

Pierre Soubrier

Quinnipiac...................... D

5-11 Jr.

Aurignac, France

Anthony Matos

St. Francis (N.Y.)............. D

6-2

Sr.

Wantagh, N.Y./Holy Cross

Frederick Hall

Quinnipiac...................... GK

6-2

Sr.

St. George, Bermuda

Neil shaffer

2009 NEC Second Team All-Conference Name

School

Ht.

Yr.

Hometown/High School

Jakeem Johnson

Long Island.................... F

Pos.

6-0

Fr.

Upper Montclair, N.J./Montclair

Philip Suprise

Quinnipiac...................... F

5-8

Fr.

Milwaukee, Wisc./Pius XI

John Sallhag

St. Francis (N.Y.)............. F

5-9

Jr.

Vaxjo, Sweden

Max Hamilton

Monmouth..................... MF

5-11 So.

Medford, N.J./Shawnee

Eric Detzel

Mount St. Mary’s............. MF

6-0

Jr.

York, Pa./Central York

Shane Recklet

Quinnipiac...................... MF

6-0

Sr.

Shelton, Conn./Shelton

Nemanja Filimonovic Sacred Heart.................. MF

5-8

Gr.

Belgrade, Serbia

Jason Wells

Fairleigh Dickinson.......... D

5-10 So.

Montclair, N.J./Montclair

RJ Allen

Monmouth..................... D

5-11 So.

Old Bridge, N.J./St. Joseph’s

Javier Gonzalez

St. Francis (N.Y.)............. D

6-1

Sr.

Caracas, Venezuela

Bryan Meredith

Monmouth..................... GK

6-2

Jr.

Scotch Plains, N.J./Scotch Plains-Fanwood Nick Barber

2009 NEC Award Winners Player of the Year

Ryan Kinne

Monmouth

Defensive Player of the Year

Daniel Bostock

Monmouth

Rookie of the Year

Dominic Reinold

Fairleigh Dickinson

Coach of the Year

Robert McCourt

Monmouth

2009 NEC Players of the Week 9/8

Paul King.................................................... Fairleigh Dickinson

9/14

Ryan Clark................................................. Monmouth

9/21

Ryan Kinne................................................. Monmouth

9/28

Fernando Bo Huthmacher............................. Fairleigh Dickinson

10/5

Taylor Morgan............................................. Central Conn. State

Alex Fait..................................................... Sacred Heart

10/12

Ryan Kinne................................................. Monmouth

10/19

Jeverton De Lorenzi..................................... St. Francis (N.Y.)

10/26

Daniel Moir................................................. St. Francis (Pa.)

11/2

RJ Allen..................................................... Monmouth

11/9

Dominic Reinold.......................................... Fairleigh Dickinson

2009 NEC Rookies of the Week

2009 NORTHEAST CONFERENCE men’s Soccer Championship Hosted by Monmouth West Long Branch, N.J. November 13 & 15

9/8

Dominic Reinold.......................................... Fairleigh Dickinson

9/14

Ryan Clark................................................. Monmouth

Semifinals

9/21

Jakeem Johnson.......................................... Long Island

9/28

Ryan Clark................................................. Monmouth

#1 Monmouth 2, #4 Fairleigh Dickinson 0 #3 Quinnipiac 1, #2 St. Francis (N.Y.) 1 *

10/5

Taylor Morgan............................................. Central Conn. State

Alex Fait..................................................... Sacred Heart

10/12

Philip Suprise.............................................. Quinnipiac

10/19

Philip Suprise.............................................. Quinnipiac

10/26

Dominic Reinold.......................................... Fairleigh Dickinson

11/2

Marcello Castro........................................... Sacred Heart

11/9

Dominic Reinold.......................................... Fairleigh Dickinson

Championship #1 Monmouth 2, #3 Quinnipiac 1 * QU advances via penalty kicks, 4-3

Robert Morris University

YEAR-BY-YEAR RESULTS 9/28 CANISIUS....................... W 3-0 10/3 NIAGARA........................ L 2-3 OT 10/10 @ Mount St. Mary’s.......... L 0-6 10/12 @ Monmouth *................ T 2-2 2OT 10/17 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.)........... L 2-3 10/19 LONG ISLAND.................. L 0-2 10/24 @ Sacred Heart............... L 0-1 10/26 @ Fairleigh Dickinson........ L 0-1 10/31 QUINNIPIAC.................... T 1-1 2OT 11/2 CENTRAL CONN. STATE..... L 0-1 11/9 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa.)....... L 0-3

2007 Record: 7-7-2; NEC: 2-4-3 (T-6th) Head Coach: Bill Denniston

David Torrance

2009 Record: 3-13-3; NEC: 3-4-3 (7th) Head Coach: Bill Denniston

09/1 PITT............................... L 1-3 09/4 vs. UC-Davis................... L 0-3 09/6 @ UNLV.......................... L 2-7 09/11 LASALLE......................... L 0-4 09/13 GREEN BAY..................... L 0-2 09/18 @ Niagara....................... L 1-5 09/20 @ Canisius...................... L 1-4 09/23 DUQUESNE..................... L 0-1 09/25 BUFFALO......................... L 0-2 10/20 @ Quinnipiac................... T 0-0 10/4 @ Central Conn. State...... L 2-3 10/1 SACRED HEART................ W 1-0 10/11 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON..... T 0-0 10/16 @ Long Island................. W 2-1 10/18 @ St. Francis (N.Y.).......... L 0-1 10/23 MONMOUTH.................... L 0-1 10/25 MOUNT ST. MARY’S.......... T 0-0 11/1 BRYANT.......................... L 1-2 11/6 @ Saint Francis (Pa.)........ W 1-0

8/31 DUQUESNE..................... W 2-0 @ Canisius...................... W 2-1 9/2 9/4 PITTSBURGH................... W 3-1 vs. Binghamton............... L 0-1 9/7 9/9 vs. Wright State............... W 1-0 9/14 vs. #22 Furman............... L 0-1 9/16 @ Wofford....................... W 2-1 9/22 WEST VA. WESLEYAN....... T 0-0 9/30 @ Niagara....................... L 3-4 10/5 @ Long Island................. T 1-1 2OT 10/7 @ St. Francis (N.Y.).......... L 2-3 10/12 SACRED HEART................ W 2-0 10/14 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON..... L 0-1 10/19 @ Quinnipiac................... T 1-1 2OT 10/21 @ Central Conn. State...... L 1-2 10/28 @ Saint Francis (Pa.)........ L 1-3 11/02 MONMOUTH.................... W 2-12 OT 11/4 MOUNT ST. MARY’S.......... T 3-3 2OT 2006 Record: 9-7-4; NEC: 4-2-3 (4th) Head Coach: Bill Denniston

2OT 2OT

2008 Record: 2-14-3; NEC: 0-7-2 (10th) Head Coach: Bill Denniston

8/29 RIDER............................ L 1-2 8/31 ALBANY.......................... L 0-1 9/7 @ Pitt............................. L 0-3 9/12 vs. Western Michigan........ W 2-1 9/14 BRYANT.......................... T 0-0 2OT 9/19 @ Butler......................... L 0-3 9/21 @ Dayton........................ L 0-5 9/26 @ Duquesne.................... L 0-1 OT

8/25 @ Cleveland State............ L 0-4 8/27 MANHATTAN.................... W 6-1 9/1 WESTERN MICHIGAN........ W 2-1 9/3 @ Duquesne.................... L 0-1 9/8 @ #10 AKRON................. L 0-1 9/15 CANISIUS....................... T 3-3 9/17 NIAGARA........................ W 1-0 9/22 @ Bradley....................... L 0-3 9/23 vs. Missouri State............. W 1-0 9/27 @ PITT........................... W 4-1 10/1 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa.)....... T 0-0 10/6 @ Mount St. Mary’s.......... T 2-2 10/8 @ MONMOUTH................. L 1-3 10/13 LONG ISLAND.................. W 2-1 10/15 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.)........... W 2-1 10/20 @ Fairleigh Dickinson........ T 0-0 10/22 @ Sacred Heart............... L 1-3 10/27 QUINNIPIAC.................... W 2-1 10/29 CENTRAL CONN. STATE..... W 1-0 11/3 @ #16 MONMOUTH.......... L 0-3

2005 Record: 11-8-1; NEC: 5-3-1 (T-2nd) Head Coach: Bill Denniston NCAA Tournament NEC Tournament Champions

9/4 AKRON........................... L 0-5 9/10 @ Oneonta...................... W 3-1 9/11 vs. HARTWICK................. L 1-3 9/14 CLEVELAND STATE........... W 2-0 9/21 ST. VINCENT................... W 5-1 9/25 @ Canisius...................... W 4-2 9/28 @ WVU........................... L 0-3 9/30 DUQUESNE..................... L 0-1 10/7 SACRED HEART................ W 3-2 10/10 #14 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON.. W 2-0 10/17 @ Central Conn. State...... L 1-4 10/18 @ Quinnipiac................... T 0-0 10/21 @ Saint Francis (Pa.)........ W 2-1 10/28 MONMOUTH.................... L 0-1 10/30 MOUNT ST. MARY’S.......... W 2-1 11/4 @ Long Island................. L 3-4 11/6 @ St. Francis (N.Y.).......... W 2-1 11/11 vs. Central Conn. State..... W 2-1 11/13 @ Monmouth................... W 3-2 11/19 @ West Virginia............... L 0-1

2OT

OT OT

2004 Record: 5-10-4; NEC: 3-3-3 (6th) Head Coach: Bill Denniston

9/1 @ #22 Akron................... L 0-1 vs. Philadelphia................ L 0-1 9/4 9/5 vs. Albany....................... T 0-0 2OT 9/10 vs. Loyola (Md.)............... L 0-3 9/12 @ George Mason.............. L 0-3 9/22 PITTSBURGH................... W 1-0 9/26 CANISIUS....................... W 1-0 9/28 @ Duquesne.................... L 1-2

OT 2OT OT

2OT 2OT

2OT

Matt Sheibley

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10/5 @ Cleveland State............ L 1-3 10/10 QUINNIPIAC.................... T 0-0 10/8 CENTRAL CONN. STATE..... T 1-1 10/13 WEST VIRGINIA............... L 1-2 10/17 ST. FRANCIS (Pa.)............ W 1-0 10/24 @ Mount St. Mary’s.......... W 4-2 10/22 @ Monmouth................... T 1-1 10/29 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.)........... L 1-2 10/31 LONG ISLAND.................. L 1-3 11/5 @ Fairleigh Dickinson........ L 1-4 11/7 @ Sacred Heart............... W 2-0

2OT 2OT

2OT OT

9/20 @ Duquesne.................... L 0-5 9/25 WEST VIRGINIA............... L 0-1 9/29 ST. FRANCIS (Pa.)............ W 3-2 10/4 @ Fairleigh Dickinson........ L 0-2 10/6 @ Monmouth................... W 2-0 10/11 @ UMBC......................... L 0-2 10/13 @ Mount St. Mary’s.......... W 6-1 10/18 CENTRAL CONN. STATE..... W 2-1 10/20 QUINNIPIAC.................... T 0-0 2OT 10/29 GENEVA.......................... W 5-0 11/1 LONG ISLAND.................. L 0-1 11/3 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.)........... W 2-0 11/8 @ Sacred Heart............... W 3-2 11/15 vs. Long Island................ L 0-3 2001 Record: 9-9-1; NEC: 8-2 Head Coach: Bill Denniston NEC Regular Season Champions

Francis Bowman 2003 Record: 7-7-5; NEC: 5-2-2 (4th) Head Coach: Bill Denniston

8/29 vs. Lafayette................... L 1-2 8/30 vs. Colgate...................... T 3-3 9/3 CLEVELAND STATE........... L 2-3 MARSHALL...................... W 2-1 9/7 9/10 @ Pittsburgh................... W 3-2 9/12 vs. Binghamton............... L 0-1 9/14 @ West Virgina................ L 0-2 9/19 DUQUESNE..................... T 1-1 9/26 @ St. Francis (N.Y.).......... W 3-1 9/28 @ Long Island................. L 0-1 10/3 SACRED HEART................ W 3-1 10/5 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON..... L 1-2 10/13 SLIPPERY ROCK............... T 2-2 10/17 MOUNT ST. MARY’S.......... W 4-0 10/19 MONMOUTH.................... W 4-2 10/24 @ Quinnipiac................... W 2-1 10/26 @ Central Conn. State...... T 1-1 11/8 @ St. Francis (Pa.)........... T 0-0 11/14 vs. Fairleigh Dickinson...... L 1-3

2OT

2000 Record: 7-10-2; NEC 5-4-1 (T-6th)

2OT

2OT 2OT

2002 Record: 9-9-2; NEC: 6-3-1 (T-3rd) Head Coach: Bill Denniston

8/31 BUCKNELL....................... L 2-3 9/4 @ Cleveland State............ W 2-0 9/7 vs. Canisius..................... W 4-1 9/8 @ Buffalo........................ T 2-2 2OT 9/11 PITTSBURGH................... L 0-1 9/15 @ Marshall...................... L 0-2

1 vs. Michigan.................... L 1-2 @ Michigan State............. L 1-2 2 4 CLEVELAND STATE........... L 0-1 @ Bucknell...................... L 0-1 8 18 DUQUESNE..................... L 1-2 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON..... W 2-1 21 24 CALIFORNIA (Pa.)............ W 6-1 28 @ Long Island................. L 2-3 2 OT 30 @ St. Francis (N.Y.).......... W 2-1 5 MONMOUTH.................... W 3-2 7 SACRED HEART................ W 7-0 @ Quinnipiac................... W 3-1 12 14 @ Central Conn. State...... L 2-3 19 UMBC............................. W 3-2 21 MOUNT ST. MARY’S.......... W 3-1 @ Pittsburgh................... T 0-0 2OT 24 28 @ West Virginia............... L 1-2 OT 3 @ Saint Francis (Pa.)........ W 1-0 9 vs. Long Island................ L 2-3

Head Coach: Bill Denniston

9/1 @ Akron......................... L 0-2 9/4 BUCKNELL....................... W 1-0 9/8 MICHIGAN STATE............. L 0-2 9/10 @ Canisius...................... T 1-1 9/13 WEST VIRGINIA............... L 1-2 9/15 @ Cleveland State............ W 3-1 9/16 vs. Loyola-Chicago........... L 0-1 9/19 @ Duquesne.................... L 0-1 9/22 @ Monmouth................... W 5-2 9/24 @ Fairleigh Dickinson........ W 4-0 9/29 LONG ISLAND.................. W 4-1 10/1 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.)........... L 0-1 10/6 @ Sacred Heart............... W 1-0 10/10 PITTSBURGH................... L 1-2 10/13 QUINNIPIAC.................... L 1-5 10/15 CENTRAL CONN. STATE..... W 1-0 10/18 UMBC............................. L 0-5 10/22 @ Mount St. Mary’s.......... T 2-2 10/29 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa.)....... L 1-5

1999 Record: 6-12-2; NEC: 3-5-2 (T-7th) Head Coach: Bill Denniston

9/2 NIAGARA........................ W 3-0 @ Bucknell...................... L 0-1 9/8 9/11 @ Wright State................ L 1-3 9/12 @ Marshall...................... W 1-0 9/14 @ Penn State.................. L 0-3 9/17 CANISIUS....................... L 0-1 9/21 DUQUESNE..................... L 0-4 9/24 MONMOUTH.................... T 2-2 OT 9/28 @ Pittsburgh................... L 0-3 10/1 @ Long Island................. L 1-2 10/2 @ Saint Francis (N.Y.)....... T 1-1 OT 10/6 @ James Madison............. W 3-2 10/8 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON..... L 0-1 10/10 SACRED HEART................ W 3-0 10/13 AMERICAN...................... L 1-2 10/15 @ Quinnipiac................... W 1-0 10/17 @ Central Conn. State...... W 3-1 10/22 UMBC............................. L 1-3 10/24 MOUNT ST. MARY’S.......... L 1-3 10/31 @ Saint Francis (Pa.)........ L 1-3 1998 Record: 5-14-0; NEC: 3-6 (T-7th) Head Coach: Bill Denniston

9/5 @ Navy.......................... L 1-3 vs. Towson...................... L 1-6 9/6 9/9 PITTSBURGH................... L 3-7 9/15 AKRON........................... L 2-5 9/19 UMBC............................. L 2-3 9/22 @ Duquesne.................... W 4-0 9/25 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.)........... L 0-2 9/27 LONG ISLAND.................. W 3-2 10/2 @ Monmouth................... L 2-4 10/4 @ Fairleigh Dickinson........ L 0-4 10/7 CLEVELAND STATE........... L 1-2 OT 10/13 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa.)....... W 2-0 10/16 QUINNIPIAC.................... W 6-0 10/18 CENTRAL CONN. STATE..... L 0-4 10/21 @ America...................... L 0-3 10/25 @ Niagara....................... W 2-1 10/28 @ West Virginia............... L 1-2 10/31 @ Mount St. Mary’s.......... L 0-1 OT 11/3 JAMES MADISON.............. L 0-5 1997 Record: 3-14-2; NEC: 1-5 (T-7th)

OT OT

Head Coach: Bill Denniston

8/30 WEST VIRGINIA............... W 1-0 9/2 SAINT VINCENT............... L 1-2 9/5 @ Old Dominion............... L 0-1 9/6 @ William & Mary............. L 0-7 9/12 @ Drecel......................... T 1-1 9/14 @ Temple........................ L 0-2 9/17 DUQUESNE..................... T 1-1 9/19 @ Akron......................... L 0-4 9/21 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON..... W 2-1 9/24 @ Cleveland State............ L 1-6 9/27 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.)........... L 0-3 10/1 @ Pittsburgh................... L 0-2 Continued ➤

Robert Morris University

10/12 @ Monmouth................... L 0-1 10/14 NIAGARA........................ L 1-2 10/16 @ Saint Francis (Pa.)........ L 3-4 10/18 MOUNT ST. MARY’S.......... L 1-3 10/26 @ Long Island................. L 2-5 10/28 CALIFORNIA (Pa.)............ W 4-2 11/1 @ James Madison............. L 0-8 1996 Record: 12-7-1; NEC: 7-1-0 (1st) Head Coach: John Kowalski NEC Regular Season Champions

8/31 vs. Illinois-Chicago........... T 2-2 9/1 @ Coastal Carolina........... L 1-2 @ Virginia Commonwealth. W 1-0 9/8 9/11 DREXEL.......................... W 4-0 9/15 LOYOLA.......................... L 2-4 9/18 @ Duquesne.................... L 1-2 9/27 @ St. Francis (N.Y.).......... L 0-1 9/29 @ Marist......................... W 2-0 10/2 PITTSBURGH................... L 1-2 10/6 MONMOUTH.................... W 2-0 10/11 @ Mount St. Mary’s.......... W 2-1 10/13 @ Fairleigh Dickinson........ W 1-0 10/16 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa.)....... W 3-1 10/19 RIDER............................ W 2-1 10/20 @ Maryland..................... L 0-5 10/23 @ West Virginia............... W 3-2 10/29 AKRON........................... W 1-0 11/2 LONG ISLAND.................. W 4-0 11/8 MOUNT ST. MARY’S.......... W 4-2 11/10 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.)........... L 1-2

OT 1994 Record: 15-7-1; NEC: 7-0-1 (1st) Head Coach: John Kowalski NCAA Tournament NEC Tournament Champions NEC Regular Season Champions

1995 Record: 14-4-0; NEC: 8-0-0 (1st) Head Coach: John Kowalski NEC Regular Season Champions

9/2 @ Pittsburgh................... W 4-0 @ Buffalo........................ W 1-0 9/3 9/9 MARIST.......................... W 7-0

9/13 WEST VIRGINIA............... W 6-2 9/17 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON..... W 3-2 9/20 @ North Carolina State..... L 2-3 OT 9/23 @ American.................... W 4-1 9/29 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.)........... W 3-0 10/1 MOUNT ST. MARY’S.......... W 1-0 10/8 @ Monmouth................... W 6-1 10/10 DUQUESNE..................... W 1-0 10/17 @ Saint Francis (Pa.)........ W 3-2 OT 10/20 @ Long Island................. W 4-1 10/22 @ Rider.......................... W 4-3 10/25 @ Virginia....................... L 0-3 10/28 JAMES MADISON.............. W 4-1 10/29 @ Akron......................... L 0-1 11/3 MONMOUTH.................... L 4-3

9/3 @ George Washington...... W 5-2 @ St. Francis (N.Y.).......... W 1-0 9/9 9/11 @ Marist......................... W 3-1 9/14 MIAMI (Ohio)................... W 2-1 9/17 @ Fairleigh Dickinson........ W 3-2 9/21 PITTSBURGH................... W 3-2 9/23 @ William & Mary............. L 0-2 9/25 @ Old Dominion............... L 0-5 9/28 @ Marshall...................... W 4-1 10/1 @ Mount St. Mary’s.......... T 0-0 10/2 @ Radford....................... W 2-1 10/5 @ West Virginia............... L 2-3 10/8 MONMOUTH.................... W 2-1 10/15 RIDER............................ W 4-1 10/16 @ Akron......................... L 0-4 10/19 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa.)....... W 9-0 10/22 LONG ISLAND.................. W 2-1 10/25 @ James Madison............. L 0-1 10/30 @ Maryland..................... L 0-1 11/4 @ Long Island................. W 4-1 11/6 @ Mount St. Mary’s.......... W 2-0 11/12 LAFAYETTE...................... W 1-0 11/18 @ Penn State.................. L 3-0

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1992 Record: 11-8-2; NEC: 6-1-1 (1st) Head Coach: John Kowalski NEC Regular Season Champions

9/5 @ Lehigh........................ W 2-1 9/6 vs. Villanova.................... L 0-3 9/11 @ Marist......................... T 1-1 9/13 @ St. Francis (N.Y.).......... L 3-1 9/16 @ Marshall...................... W 3-1 9/19 @ Fairleigh Dickinson........ W 2-1 9/23 GEORGE WASHINGTON..... L 2-4 9/27 KENTUCKY...................... W 2-1 10/2 @ Duke.......................... L 2-5 10/4 @ Mount St. Mary’s.......... W 2-0 10/7 @ West Virginia............... L 0-4 10/9 VIRGINIA TECH............... T 1-1 10/11 MONMOUTH.................... W 1-0 10/15 CLEVELAND STATE........... W 1-0 10/17 @ Niagara....................... W 10-0 10/24 RIDER............................ W 3-2 10/27 LONG ISLAND.................. W 2-0 10/29 SAINT FRANCIS (Pa.)....... W 4-3 11/1 RADFORD....................... L 3-5 11/3 @ Pittsburgh................... L 0-2 11/7 @ Fairleigh Dickinson........ L 0-1

OT OT

1991 Record: 8-8-3; NEC: 4-2-1 (3rd) Head Coach: John Kowalski

1993 Record: 14-7-1; NEC: 5-3-0 (T-3rd) Head Coach: John Kowalski NCAA Tournament NEC Tournament Champions

Dan Braun

10/14 @ #25 Miami (Ohio)......... W 1-0 10/16 NIAGARA........................ W 11-2 10/19 CANISIUS....................... W 11-0 10/20 @ Saint Francis (Pa.)........ L 2-3 10/23 @ Rider.......................... W 4-1 10/25 @ Long Island................. L 0-1 OT 10/31 @ wake Forest................. W 1-0 11/2 PITTSBURGH................... L 0-1 OT 11/6 @ Monmouth................... W 3-2 11/7 @ Long Island................. W 2-0 OT 11/14 @ #11 Penn State............ L 0-3

9/28 MARSHALL...................... W 3-1 9/8 @ Buffalo........................ T 1-1 OT 9/11 MARIST.......................... W 2-0 9/12 RADFORD....................... W 4-0 9/15 WEST VIRGINIA............... W 3-1 9/17 @ Cleveland State............ L 0-2 9/19 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON..... L 0-1 9/25 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.)........... W 4-0 9/26 @ Kentucky..................... L 0-1 10/3 MOUNT ST. MARY’S.......... W 2-1 10/9 @ Monmouth................... W 3-0

9/7 @ Radford....................... W 2-1 9/8 @ Virginia Tech................ L 1-2 9/11 @ Canisius...................... W 2-0 9/14 MARIST.......................... W 1-0 9/15 @ George Washington...... L 0-4 9/18 LA ROCHE....................... W 3-1 9/21 FAIRLEIGH DICKINSON..... T 1-1 9/22 MARSHALL...................... T 1-1 9/28 ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.)........... L 1-2 10/1 NIAGARA........................ W 8-0 10/5 MOUNT ST. MARY’S.......... W 2-0 10/9 @ Duke.......................... L 0-3 10/12 @ Monmouth................... W 2-1 10/19 @ Old Dominion............... L 0-1 10/23 PITTSBURGH................... T 2-2 10/26 @ Bucknell...................... L 0-1 10/29 @ Long Island................. L 0-2 11/3 @ Saint Francis (Pa.)........ W 1-0 11/9 @ Monmouth................... L 1-4

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RMU vs. All Opponents Akron........................................ 1-8-0 Albany.......................................... 0-1-0 Alderson-Broaddus......................... 0-1-0 American....................................... 1-2-0 Bethany........................................ 0-1-0 Binghamton................................... 0-2-0 Bradley......................................... 0-1-0 Bryant......................................... 0-1-1 Bucknell........................................ 1-4-0 Buffalo........................................ 1-1-2 Butler........................................... 0-1-0 California...................................... 3-0-0 Canisius....................................... 8-2-2 Central Conn. State..................... 5-6-2 Cleveland State.............................. 4-7-0 Coastal Carolina............................. 0-1-0 Colgate......................................... 0-0-1 Dayton.......................................... 0-1-0 Drexel........................................... 1-0-1 Duke............................................ 0-2-0 Duquesne.................................... 3-9-2 Fairleigh Dickinson.................... 8-11-3 Furman......................................... 0-1-0 Gannon......................................... 0-1-0 Geneva......................................... 1-0-0 George Washington........................ 1-2-0 Hartwick....................................... 0-1-0 Illinois-Chicago.............................. 0-0-1

Indiana (Pa.)................................. 1-0-0 James Madison............................... 2-3-0 Kentucky....................................... 1-1-0 Lafayette....................................... 1-1-0 LaRoche........................................ 2-0-0 La Salle......................................... 0-1-0 Lehigh.......................................... 1-0-0 Long Island............................. 11-12-1 Loyola........................................... 0-2-0 Loyola-Chicago............................... 0-1-0 Manhattan..................................... 1-0-0 Marist........................................... 6-0-1 Marshall........................................ 4-3-1 Maryland....................................... 0-2-0 Miami (Ohio).................................. 2-0-0 Michigan....................................... 0-1-0 Michigan State............................... 0-1-0 Missouri State................................ 1-0-0 Monmouth................................. 15-8-2 Mount St. Mary’s....................... 13-5-4 Navy............................................. 0-1-0 Niagara....................................... 6-4-0 North Carolina State....................... 0-1-0 Old Dominion................................. 0-3-0 Oneonta........................................ 1-0-0 Penn State.................................... 0-3-0 Pittsburgh................................. 7-10-2 Point Park...................................... 1-0-0

Quinnipiac................................... 5-1-6 Radford......................................... 3-2-0 Rider............................................ 5-1-0 Sacred Heart............................... 8-2-0 Saint Vincent................................. 1-1-0 St. Francis (N.Y.)....................... 9-12-0 Saint Francis (Pa.)..................... 11-7-2 Slippery Rock................................. 0-0-1 Temple.......................................... 0-1-0 Towson......................................... 0-1-0 UC-Davis....................................... 0-1-0 UMBC........................................... 1-4-0 UNLV........................................... 0-1-0 UW-Green Bay............................... 0-1-0 Villianova...................................... 0-1-0 Virginia......................................... 0-1-0 Virginia Commonwealth................... 1-0-0 Virginia Tech.................................. 0-1-1 Wake Forest................................... 1-0-0 West Virginia Wesleyan................... 0-1-1 West Virginia............................... 5-10-0 Western Michigan........................ 2-0-0 Wheeling....................................... 0-1-0 William and Mary............................ 0-2-0 Wofford......................................... 1-0-0 Wright State................................ 1-1-0 Note: Results are from 1992 to present Teams in bold are 2010 opponents

When We Last Met (2010 Opponents) Team

Result

Pittsburgh.................................................. L Duquesne................................................... L Wright State............................................... W Buffalo....................................................... L Western Michigan........................................ W UNLV......................................................... L L Niagara...................................................... Canisius..................................................... L Bryant....................................................... L Central Conn. State..................................... L Quinnipiac.................................................. T Fairleigh Dickinson....................................... T Sacred Heart.............................................. W Saint Francis (N.Y.)...................................... L Long Island................................................ W Mount St. Mary’s......................................... T Monmouth.................................................. L Saint Francis (Pa.)....................................... W

Score

1-3 0-1 1-0 0-2 2-1 2-7 1-5 1-4 1-2 2-3 0-0 0-0 1-0 0-1 2-1 0-0 0-1 1-0

Date

9/1/09 9/23/09 9/9/07 9/25/09 9/12/08 9/6/09 9/18/09 9/20/09 11/1/09 10/4/09 10/2/09 10/11/09 10/9/09 10/18/09 10/16/09 10/25/09 10/23/09 11/6/09

Tyler Gardner

Robert Morris University

RECORD BOOK Individual Single-Season Records

GOALKEEPING RECORDS

Goals No. Yr. 1. Tony Bunbury..................... 23 1986 2. Troy Fabiano...................... 19 1993 3. Musa Shannon................... 16 1996 4. Jacek Przednowek............... 15 2007 5. Jacek Przednowek............... 14 2005 Tony Bubury...................... 14 1987 6. Said Ali............................. 13 2003 7. Musa Shannon................... 12 1995 Jamie Dodds...................... 12 2001 9. Marco Patitucci................... 11 1994 Said Ali............................. 11 2002

Wins No. Yr. 1. Jason Keller....................... 15 1994 2. Fab Moscatiello................... 14 1995 3. Doug Petras....................... 12 1993 4. Matt Felice......................... 10 2005 Doug Petras....................... 10 1992 6. Matt Felice......................... 9 2006 Jason Keller....................... 9 1996 Matt Henson...................... 9 2001 Mike Ozdinec..................... 9 2002

Assists No. Yr. 1. Shelly Noel........................ 14 1987 2. Tony Bunbury..................... 12 1986 3. Andy Masson..................... 11 1993 Rhian Dodds...................... 11 2002 5. Chris Hultquist................... 10 1995 6. Steve Bell.......................... 9 1995 7. Che Pitt............................. 8 1990 8. Ryan Zabinski.................... 8 2006 9. Seven tied with…................ 7 Points No. Yr. 1. Tony Bunbury..................... 58 1986 2. Troy Fabiano...................... 43 1993 3. Musa Shannon................... 37 1996 4. Tony Bunbury..................... 35 1987 5. Jacek Przednowek............... 34 2007 Musa Shannon................... 34 1995 7. Jacek Przednowek............... 31 2005 Jamie Dodds...................... 31 2001 9. Said Ali............................. 30 2003 Musa Shannon................... 30 1995 11. Said Ali............................. 25 2002 Note: Players bold are still active

Save Pct. Pct. Yr. 1. Doug Petras....................... .865 1991 2. Doug Petras....................... .856 1993 3. Toba Bolaji...................... .851 2009 4. Matt Felice......................... .840 2007 5. Jason Keller....................... .827 1996 Goals Allowed * No. Yr. 1. Toba Bolaji...................... 11 2009 Matt Henson...................... 11 2000 2. Jason Keller....................... 13 1996 3. Pat Wisnom....................... 14 1996 Vasil Chapla....................... 14 1990 5. Doug Petras....................... 17 1991 Shutouts No. Yr. 1. Doug Petras....................... 6 1993 Tomer Chencinski............... 6 2004 3. Toba Bolaji...................... 5 2009 Matt Felice......................... 5 2006 Jason Keller....................... 5 1996 Fab Moscatiello................... 5 1995 7. Matt Felice......................... 4 2007 Jason Keller....................... 4 1994 Doug Petras....................... 4 1992 Saves No. Yr. 1. Doug Petras....................... 134 1990 2. Mike Kunzweiller................. 129 1984 3. Matt Felice......................... 126 2007 Doug Petras....................... 126 1991 4. Jason Keller....................... 121 1994 5. Matt Henson...................... 119 1998 Goals Against Avg. * Avg. Yr. 1. Doug Petras.......................0.90 1993 2. Toba Bolaji......................0.91 2009 3. Jason Keller.......................0.94 1996 4. Matt Henson......................1.14 2000 5. Doug Petras.......................1.18 1991 * minimum 500 minutes played Note: Players bold are still active

SINGLE-SEASON RECORDS

Andy Masson

TEAM

GOALKEEPING

Wins No.

15 14 14 12 11

Shutouts Yr.

......... 1994 ......... 1993 ......... 1995 ......... 1996 ..2005, 1992

Home Wins No.

Points No.

Yr.

......... 1993 ......... 1995 ......... 1986 ......... 1994 ......... 1990

Goals No.

57 56 49 49 45

Yr.

......... 1993 ......... 1994 ......... 1994 ......... 1986 ......... 1990

Assists No.

53 53 47 36 34

Yr.

9 ......... 1994 8 ......... 1995 8 ......... 1993 7 .. 2006, 1996

67 1 165 145 131 123

No.

8 .............1993 .... 1995, 2004 6 5 ... 1990, 1991, 1992 ... 1994, 2006, 5 ............ 2009 4 .... 2000, 2007

Yr.

......... 1995 ......... 1993 ......... 1986 ......... 2002 ......... 2001

Goals Allowed No.

21 24 26 27 28

Yr.

......... 1993 .. 1995, 2007 ......... 1991 ......... 1996 .. 2001, 2004

Saves No.

66 1 160 149 129 125 125

Yr.

......... 1991 ......... 1990 ......... 1986 ......... 2007 ......... 1998 ......... 1997

Save Pct. PCT.

. 848 .843 .843 .807 .799

Yr.

......... 1993 ......... 2007 ......... 1991 ......... 1996 ......... 2006

Goals Against Avg. No.

.90 0 1.25 1.26 1.29 1.29

Yr.

......... 1993 ......... 2007 ......... 1991 ......... 1995 ......... 1996

Musa Shannon

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Career Records Games No. Years 1. Chris Hultquist.............. 84 1992-95 2. Brian Davis.................. 83 1993-96 3. Clint Wisniewski............ 82 1993-96 4. Bob Hart...................... 81 1991-94 Andrew Masson............ 81 1990-94 Todd Schulenberger....... 81 1990-94 7. Musa Shannon.............. 79 1993-96 8. Mark Klabnik................ 77 2003-06 9. Troy Fabiano................. 76 1990-93 10. Dwayne Chin................ 75 2004-07

Points No. Years 1. Musa Shannon.............. 106 1993-96 2. Tony Bunbury............... 104 1086-89 3. Troy Fabiano................. 95 1990-93 4. Jacek Przednowek......... 87 2005-07 5. Jamie Dodds................ 70 2001-04 Jason DeFranco............ 70 1998-01 7. Chris Hultquist.............. 65 1992-95 8. Brian Davis.................. 58 1993-96 9. Marco Patitucci............. 56 1991-94 10. Said Ali........................ 55 2002-03 Matt Henson

Goals No. Years 1. Musa Shannon.............. 44 1993-96 2. Tony Bunbury............... 40 1986-89 3. Troy Fabiano................. 39 1990-93 4. Jacek Przednowek......... 38 2005-07 5. Jason DeFranco............ 30 1998-01 6. Jamie Dodds................ 25 2001-04 7. Said Ali........................ 24 2002-04 Brian Davis.................. 23 1993-96 9. Chris Hultquist.............. 22 1992-95 Marco Patitucci............. 22 1991-94

Save Pct. Pct. 1. Toba Bolaji.................. .851 2. Doug Petras................. .832 3. Jason Keller.................. .799 4. Matt Felice................... .793 5. Tomer Chencinski.......... .783

Shutouts No. Years 1. Doug Petras................. 16 1990-93 2. Matt Felice................... 14 2005-08 3. Jason Keller.................. 9 1994, 1996 Matt Henson................. 9 1998-01 5. Tomer Chencinski.......... 8 2003-04

Che Pitt

CAREER GOALKEEPING RECORDS Games No. Years 1. Matt Felice................... 73 2005-08 2. Doug Petras................. 69 1990-93 3. Matt Henson................. 68 1998-01 4. Tomer Chencinski.......... 37 2003-04 5. Jason Keller.................. 36 1994, 1996 Ryan Zabinski

Assists No. Years 1. Chris Hultquist.............. 21 1992-95 Andrew Masson............ 21 1990-94 3. Ryan Zabinski............... 20 2004-07 Jamie Dodds................ 20 2001-04 5. Musa Shannon.............. 18 1993-96 Che Pitt....................... 18 1990-93 7. Troy Fabiano................. 17 1990-93 John Roach.................. 17 1992-95 Rhian Dodds................. 17 1998-02 10. Steve Bell.................... 13 1994-96

Years

2009 1990-93 1994, 1996 2005-08 2003-04

Goals Against AvG. Avg. Years 1. Toba Bolaji..................0.91 2009 2. Jason Keller.................. 1.21 1994, 1996 3. Fab Moscatiello............. 1.32 1995 4. Tomer Chencinski.......... 1.34 2003-04 5. Doug Petras................. 1.37 1990-93 * minimum 1000 minutes played

Wins No. Years 1. Doug Petras................. 34 1990-93 2. Matt Felice................... 28 2005-08 3. Jason Keller.................. 24 1994, 1996 4. Matt Henson................. 23 1998-01 Note: Players bold are still active

Goals Allowed * No. Years 1. Toba Bolaji.................. 11 2009 2. Fab Moscatiello............. 23 1995 3. Vasil Chapla................. 29 1990-94 4. Jason Keller.................. 46 1994, 1996 5. Pat Wisnom.................. 49 1994-97 SAVES No. Years 1. Doug Petras................. 470 1990-93 2. Matt Felice................... 437 2005-08 3. Matt Henson................. 375 1998-01 4. Jason Keller.................. 183 1994, 1996 5. Tomer Chencinski.......... 180 2003-04

Matt felice

Robert Morris University

TEAM GAME Records Goals 11 9 8 7 6 5 4

Opponent Date

Canisius Niagara Niagara Saint Francis (Pa.) Niagara Sacred Heart Marist Manhattan Mount St. Mary’s California (Pa.) Quinnipiac West Virginia St. Vincent Geneva Monmouth George Washington Eight times

Oct. 19, 1993 Oct. 16, 1993 Oct. 17, 1992 Oct. 19, 1994 Oct. 1, 1991 Oct. 7, 2001 Sept. 9, 1995 Aug. 27, 2006 Oct. 13, 2002 Sept. 24, 2001 Oct. 16, 1998 Sept. 13, 1995 Sept. 21, 2005 Oct. 29, 2002 Sept. 22, 2000 Sept. 3, 1994

RMU CELEBRATES AFTER WINNING THE 1993 NEC TOURNAMENT

Points 19 18 16 15 14 12 11

Opponent Date

Manhattan Mount St. Mary’s Geneva St. Vincent Monmouth Canisius Six times

JACEK PRZEDNOWEK

CONNOR CURRAN-HAYS

ndividual GAME Records Points 10 9 8 7 6

Player

Opponent Date

Troy Fabiano Said Ali Jacek Przednowek Troy Fabiano Connor Curran-Hays Three times

Canisius Mount St. Mary’s Manhattan Niagara Pittsburgh

Goals 5 4 3

Player

Opponent Date

Troy Fabiano Jacek Przednowek Said Ali Troy Fabiano Seven times

Canisius Manhattan Mount St. Mary’s Niagara

Oct. 19, 1993 Oct. 13, 2002 Aug. 27, 2006 Oct. 16, 1993 Sept. 27, 2006

Aug. 27, 2006 Oct. 13, 2002 Oct. 29, 2002 Sept. 21, 2005 Oct. 19, 2003 Sept. 7, 2002

Assists 7 5

Opponent Date

Manhattan Monmouth Mount St. Mary’s Geneva Three times

Aug. 27, 2006 Oct. 19, 2003 Oct. 13, 2002 Oct. 29, 2002

Assists 5 3

Player

Opponent Date

Marco Pattitucci Ryan Zabinski Todd Shulenberger

Saint Francis (Pa.) Oct. 19, 1994 Sacred Heart Oct. 7, 2005 Canisius Oct. 19, 1993

Saves 18 16 14 13 12 11

Player

Opponent Date

Matt Henson Doug Petras Matt Felice Pat Wisnom Fabrizio Moscatiello Jason Keller Pat Wisnom Pat Wisnom Jason Keller Doug Petras Doug Petras Doug Petras Matt Felice Matt Felice Matt Felice Mike Ozdinec Matt Henson Matt Henson

Pittsburgh Marshall Quinnipiac Akron Saint Francis (Pa.) Pittsburgh Fairleigh Dickinson Saint Francis (Pa.) Miami (Ohio) Long Island Monmouth Old Dominion St. Francis (N.Y.) Central Conn. State Monmouth Marshall Pittsburgh American

Sept. 9, 1998 Sept. 22, 1991 Oct. 31, 2008 Sept. 19, 1997 Oct. 17, 1995 Sept. 21, 1994 Sept. 21, 1997 Oct. 16, 1997 Sept. 14, 1994 Oct. 25, 1993 Oct. 12, 1991 Oct. 19, 1991 Oct. 7, 2007 Oct. 21, 2007 Nov. 2, 2007 Sept. 15, 2002 Oct. 24, 2001 Oct. 21, 1998

Oct. 19, 1993 Aug. 27, 2006 Oct. 13, 2002 Oct. 16, 1993

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SOCCER IN THE RMU HALL OF FAME Tony Bunbury (1985-89)

Troy Fabiano (1990-93)

Induction Year: 1996

Induction Year: 2001

Tony Bunbury was the first men’s soccer player inducted into the RMU Athletic Hall of Fame on Sept. 14, 1996. A native of Montreal, Canada, Bunbury owns the RMU single-season records for goals (23) and points (58), both of which came during the 1986 season. His 14 goals and 35 points the following year rank fourth in the single-season record book. In the career record book, Bunbury ranks second in goals (40) and points (104). While at Robert Morris University was also a member of the track and field team.

John Kowalski (1989-96) Induction Year: 2000 John Kowalski served as the head coach of the RMU men’s soccer team from 1989-96 and was inducted into the Hall of Fame on Oct. 21, 2000. He compiled an overall record of 88-66-9 (.567), leading the Colonials to the NCAA Tournament in 1993. He also served as head coach when the Colonials won a school-record 15 games (under acting coach Peter Smith) and made the NCAA Tournament in 1994. Kowalski was named NEC Coach of the Year in 1992 and 1995, and his ’95 team Awas ranked as high as 16th nationally. He also worked as the head coach of the Pittsburgh Spirit of the Major Indoor Soccer League, the Tampa Bay Mutiny of the MLS and the Pittsburgh Riverhounds of the A-League. He is now head coach of the Colonial women’s soccer team, a program that began in 1994.

Fabiano, a native of Kenosha, Wis., and a graduate of Bradford High School, was inducted into the Hall of Fame on Nov. 3, 2001. He ranks third in the Colonial record book for career goals (39) and points (95). In 1993, he was named the NEC Player of the Year, leading RMU to its first NCAA Tournament with a conferencebest 19 goals and 43 points. Both those totals currently rank second in the single-season record book. Fabiano led RMU in scoring in both 1992 and 1993 and was named to the All-NEC Second Team in 1991 and First Team in 1992. Fabiano currently is in his sixth season as head coach of the women’s soccer team at the University of Wisconsin-Parkside in his hometown of Kenosha.

Musa Shannon (1993-96) Induction Year: 2002 Shannon, a native of Liberia, was an AllNEC selection in 1995 and 1996 and was part of the only two men’s soccer NCAA Tournament appearances (1993-94) in RMU history. He was inducted into the Hall of Fame on Sept. 8, 2002. Shannon’s career totals of 44 goals and 106 points are both school records, and he also ranks tied for third on RMU’s career record list in assists with 18. His 16 goals and 37 points from the 1996 campaign currently rank third in the single-season record book. Shannon played professionally for the Colorado Rapids of Major League Soccer and also played for the Tampa Bay Mutiny of the MLS in 1998-99.

Doug Petras (1990-93) Induction Year: 2000 Petras, a native of North Huntingdon, Pa., and a graduate of Norwin High School, was inducted into the Hall of Fame along with Kowalski after compiling a 33-28-5 record and a 1.49 goals against average as RMU’s goalkeeper from 1990-93. An All-NEC selection in 1993, he guided the Colonials to the NCAA Tournament with a 12-6-1 record and a 0.90 goals against average. Petras played professionally with the Tampa Bay Mutiny of the MLS and the Pittsburgh Riverhounds of the A-League and owns the RMU singleseason records for saves (134 in 1990), save percentage (.865 in 1991), shutouts (six in 1993) and goals against average (0.90 in 1993).

Robert Morris University

About Robert Morris University Robert Morris University, founded in 1921, is one of the leading universities in the Pittsburgh region and among the largest private institutions of higher learning in Pennsylvania. More than 5,000 undergraduate and graduate students from 40 states and 32 countries are enrolled at RMU. The 230-acre main campus in Moon Township, located 15 minutes from Pittsburgh International Airport and 17 miles from downtown Pittsburgh, is home to more than 1,200 resident students. RMU’s Center for Adult and Continuing Education is located in the heart of the “Golden Triangle,” the city’s metropolitan center and the nation’s seventh largest concentration of Fortune 500 corporate headquarters. The 32-acre Island Sports Center on Neville Island provides state-of-the-art athletic facilities for the University and the community. Robert Morris University built its reputation by offering strong academic programs in traditional business fields such as accounting, finance, marketing and management. To prepare students for success in a changing and competitive workforce, the University has created programs in communications, information systems, engineering, mathematics, science, education, social sciences and nursing in the past two decades. Students also have the opportunity to gain a global perspective by studying abroad.

RMU offers 32 bachelor’s degree programs: the Bachelor of Arts (B.A.) in applied mathematics, communication, English, environmental science, media arts, and social science; the Bachelor of Fine Arts (B.F.A.) in media arts; the Bachelor of Science (B.S.) in actuarial science, applied mathematics, applied psychology, biology, business education, competitive intelligence systems, computer information systems, elementary education, engineering (industrial, mechanical and software), environmental science, health services administration, information sciences, manufacturing engineering, nuclear medicine, organizational studies, professional communications and information systems, and social science; the Bachelor of Science in Business Administration (B.S.B.A.) with concentrations in accounting, economics, finance, hospitality and tourism management, management, marketing, and sport management; and the Bachelor of Science in Nursing (B.S.N.). The University’s 18 graduate degree programs include: the Master of Business Administration (M.B.A.); the Master of Science (M.S.) in business education, communications and information systems, competitive intelligence systems, engineering management, human resource management, information security and assurance, information systems management, information technology project management, instructional leadership, In-

ternet information systems, nonprofit management, organizational studies and taxation; the Master of Science in Nursing (M.S.N.); the Doctor of Science (D.Sc.) in information systems and communications; the Doctor of Nursing Practice (D.N.P.); and the Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.) in instructional management and leadership. In addition, teacher certification preparation programs are offered for elementary and secondary teachers as well as instructional technology specialists. RMU is a teaching-centered institution, featuring small classes taught by faculty members, not teaching assistants. The University employs 174 full-time and 180 part-time faculty members; 83 percent of full-time faculty hold terminal degrees. The student-faculty ratio is 16:1, and the average class size is 24. Learning resources include a library containing more than 119,000 bound volumes, more than 100 reference databases and nearly 600 journal subscriptions. Nearly 70 clubs and organizations help students to develop leadership skills, network professionally and meet friends. Student organizations include varsity, club and intramural sports, sororities, fraternities and student government. The 23 varsity athletic programs are affiliated with NCAA Division I. For more information, visit www.rmu.edu.

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Gregory G. Dell’Omo, Ph.D. President of Robert Morris University Gregory G. Dell’Omo, Ph.D., president of Robert Morris University, presides over one of Pennsylvania’s most innovative independent institutions of higher learning. He began his tenure as president on Aug. 1, 2005. Taking the reins of the university during a period of unparalleled growth, Dell’Omo quickly developed a clear vision for RMU as a place that provides transformational experiences for students through engaged learning. He assembled a committee of faculty, staff, students and trustees, and charged them with turning his vision into a roadmap for the future. By the end of Dell’Omo’s second year, the university had unveiled a refined mission statement, six core values, and a comprehensive five-year strategic plan to guide RMU into the year 2012. In addition, a new 10-year campus master plan was set in motion to guide RMU’s evolution to a more residential campus with a strong livinglearning environment. Dell’Omo’s tenure has been marked by a greater emphasis on internationalism in student experiences, faculty research and exchanges, and academic programs and partnerships, to better prepare students for success in today’s global society. Key achievements include accreditation of the School of Business by AACSB International – The Association to Advance College Schools of Business; accreditation of the School of Education and Social Sciences by the Teacher Education Accreditation Council; creation of the Student Engagement Transcript; increases in the number of RMU students studying abroad and the number of international students studying at RMU, and the establishment of academic partnerships with schools in Chile, China, Germany, Nicaragua, Turkey and Israel. Dell’Omo also has committed to building the Institutional Advancement division by providing a greater focus on fundraising, alumni relations and brand building – all of which are key to supporting the university’s continued growth. In his first

four years, Dell’Omo has overseen the construction or renovation of numerous buildings, the addition of several degree programs, and the launch of a new alumni magazine, athletic logo and mascot. Known as a “people’s president,” Dell’Omo places a high level of importance on staying connected with the campus community. He has expanded the annual new student orientation and attends all freshman seminars to meet new students each fall. He holds regular Town Hall Meetings to keep faculty and staff updated on the latest university happenings, and sometimes sits in on new employee orientation sessions. A strong supporter of RMU athletics, he regularly attends Colonial football, basketball and other sporting events. He has reached out to thousands of RMU alumni by attending alumni events in Pittsburgh as well as New York, Miami, Philadelphia, Cleveland, Baltimore and Washington, D.C. Dell’Omo came to RMU after 14 years at Saint Joseph’s University in Philadelphia, where he served as vice president for external affairs from 2002 to 2005. In that capacity, he was responsible for government and community relations,

university communications and the development of joint academic programs in China. He was Saint Joseph’s associate vice president for academic affairs from 2000 to 2002 and dean of the Erivan K. Haub School of Business from 1996 to 2000, guiding the school to AACSB accreditation. He joined Saint Joseph’s in 1991 as an assistant professor of management. Before SJU, Dell’Omo served on the faculty at Canisius College and the Cornell University Extension Program. Prior to his career in academia, he spent six years working in human resources in the New York City retail industry and four years conducting research on various employment issues. Dell’Omo holds a bachelor’s degree in economics from Montclair State University, a master’s degree in industrial relations from Rutgers and a Ph.D. in industrial relations/human resource management from the University of Wisconsin-Madison. He holds certificates from the Harvard University Institute for Educational Management and the Harvard Seminar for New Presidents. Dell’Omo sits on the boards of the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation, Pittsburgh Symphony Orchestra, the Pittsburgh Civic Light Opera, National Association of Corporate Directors Three Rivers Chapter, the Rutgers Food Policy Institute, the Association of Independent Colleges and Universities of Pennsylvania, the Pennsylvania Campus Compact; and the Pennsylvania Economy League of Southwestern Pennsylvania. He is vice chairman of the President’s Council of the Pittsburgh Council on Higher Education. He has contributed to numerous academic journals and publications and lectured at conferences throughout the world. Dell’Omo remains an active consultant to universities throughout the nation on academic and management issues. Dell’Omo and his wife, Polly, have three children – Lara, Nicholas and Vincent.

Robert Morris University

Craig Coleman, M.D. Director of Athletics At the forefront of RMU’s golden age of intercollegiate athletics is Craig Coleman, M.D., who enters his sixth academic year as Director of Athletics at Robert Morris in 2010-11. He was named to the position Feb. 15, 2005. Led by Coleman’s guidance, the RMU department of athletics has continued to expand and gain national attention. In the summer of 2010, Coleman was instrumental in helping to attract the 2013 NCAA Men’s Division I Frozen Four to the city of Pittsburgh, which will be played at the CONSOL Energy Center, the new home of the Pittsburgh Penguins of the National Hockey League (NHL). The 2013 NCAA Frozen Four will mark the first time in NCAA history a national championship in a major team sport will be decided in Pittsburgh. The winning bid for the NCAA Frozen Four in 2013 came on the heels of a 2010 spring season in which the Robert Morris men’s basketball team made its second straight appearance in the NCAA Tournament, becoming a household name after almost pulling off an upset of Big East foe Villanova in the first round. In addition, the Robert Morris women’s basketball squad earned its third postseason bid in four years in 2010, making its inaugural appearance in the Women’s National Invitation Tournament (WNIT). The same month, the RMU men’s lacrosse program, in just its sixth year of existence, earned its first national ranking by the United States Intercollegiate Lacrosse Association (USILA), peaking at No. 19. The success for Robert Morris in 200910 is just part of a period of unparalleled growth for the department of athletics under Coleman’s watch. In his first year as director of athletics in 2005-06, Robert Morris placed a total of nine student-athletes covering six sports on the ESPN The Magazine District II Academic All-America District II Team, the most in school history.

Coleman has overseen the development of a new Robert Morris athletics logo and mascot as well as the launching of the official website for RMU athletics at www.rmucolonials. Six head coaches have been hired by Coleman, including a pair of men’s basketball head coaches in Mike Rice and Andrew Toole. Also hired by Coleman are Midge McPhail (women’s rowing), Jeff Layman (men’s and women’s tennis), Olivia Netzler (field hockey) and Dale Starr (volleyball). All the while, Coleman has built a winning softball program at Robert Morris over the past 20 years. During that period, RMU has won four Northeast Conference regular-season championships and six NEC Tournament titles. In 2005, Robert Morris finished with a record of 17-3 in league play to claim the NEC regularseason championship, followed by a perfect 3-0 record in the NEC Tournament to claim its sixth title and earn its first bid to the NCAA Tournament. From 1988 through 2005, Coleman worked as an Assistant Professor of Psychiatry at the University of Pittsburgh School of Medicine. He served as the Medical Director of several impatient

units, residential treatment facilities and partial hospital programs at UPMC. Coleman earned his medical degree from The Pennsylvania State University School of Medicine in Hershey in 1983. In 1979, he earned an undergraduate degree in psychology from the University of Pennsylvania. At RMU, Coleman turned a perennial losing softball program into NEC champions. Prior to his arrival as head coach in 1991, the Colonials posted just 19 victories in the previous three seasons. During his 20 years as head coach, the Colonials have posted an overall record of 491-433-4 (.531), including a record of 211-84-2 (.717) against NEC foes. In 2007, Coleman garnered his 400th career victory in game one of doubleheader sweep of Akron thanks to a 3-2 victory. In his first four years as head coach, Coleman guide the Colonials to an overall record of 119-62 (.657) and four conference championships. In 1994, his team received the first national ranking in RMU history – regardless of sport – when his team was ranked as high as No. 23 in the USA Today / National Fastpitch Coaches Association (NFCA) poll. Coleman’s success as head softball coach has come not only on the field, but in the classroom, as well. His players include 13 ESPN The Magazine District II Academic All-Americans, three NEC Scholar-Athletes of the Year for softball and numerous NEC All-Academic Honor Roll selections. In 2009, Robert Morris achieved the highest cumulative team grade point average among all Division I softball programs according to the NFCA, finishing with a 3.610 grade point average. It marked the second time under Coleman’s watch Robert Morris finished in the top five, as in 2000 the Colonials finished second with a 3.409 team grade point average, behind only Louisiana Tech (3.571).

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Administrative Staff

Head Coaches

Craig Coleman

Marty Galosi

Addie Muti

Sean Simmons

Sal Buscaglia

Craig Coleman

Bear Davis

Bill Denniston

Athletic Director

Associate Athletic Director

Assistant Athletic Director / SWA

Assistant Athletic Director

Women’s Basketball

Softball

Men’s Lacrosse

Men’s Soccer

Chris Hoppe

Mike Vittorino

Jim Duzyk

Ray Butter

John Kowalski

Cyndi Hadfield

Nate Handrahan

Midge McPhail

Assistant Athletic Director

Head Athletic Trainer

Sports Information Director

Equipment Manager

Women’s Soccer

Cheerleading

Women’s Ice Hockey

Women’s Rowing

Scott Branvold

Carol Bonner

Jason Daley

Stacey Ogden

Olivia Netzler

Katy Phillips

Jeff Layman

Derek Schooley

Faculty Representative

Assistant Director of Compliance

Assistant Athletic Trainer

Field Hockey

Women’s Lacrosse

Men’s and Women’s Tennis

Men’s Ice Hockey

Ken Baker

Jeff Symonds

Spencer Kowitz

Simone Southwell

Michael Smith

Dale Starr

Jerry Stone

Assistant Sports Information Director

Sports Information Assistant

Sports Information Graduate Assistant

Marketing & Ticketing Graduate Assistant

Track & Field / Cross Country

Volleyball

Men’s and Women’s Golf

Linda Young

Dawn Geregach

Marilyn Peters

Andrew Toole

Joe Walton

Athletic Secretary

Football Office Coordinator

Men’s Basketball

Football

Robert Morris University

1993

1994

2005

Three-Time NEC Tournament Champions: 1993, 1994, 2005 NEC Regular-Season Champions: 1992, 1994, 1995, 1996, 2001

Front Row (L to R): Sam Colosimo, Luca Campos, Shane Beharry, Michael Jones, Prince Samuels, Matt Griffin,

Neil Shaffer, Matt Sheibley, Francis Bowman, Daniel Calabretta, Dominic Mascia, Niko Corado Back Row (L to R): Head Coach Bill Denniston, Evan Phillips, Kevin Andino, Kyle Macauley, Justin Turnley, Dan Braun, David Torrance, Nick Barber, Toba Bolaji, Tyler Gardner, Miro Cabrillo, Derek Stein, Andy Correa, Max Shinsky, Tyler Solis, Assistant Coach: Joe DiBuono

2010 Men’s Soccer Schedule Date Opponent Site Time August

25 (Wed.) 27 (Fri.)

@ West Virginia (exh.) CALIFORNIA (Pa.) (exh.)

Morgantown, W.Va. Moon Township, Pa.

TBA 4:00 p.m.

@ Pittsburgh @ Duquesne WRIGHT STATE @ Buffalo vs. Western Michigan # vs. UNLV # NIAGARA CANISIUS

Pittsburgh, Pa. Pittsburgh, Pa. Moon Township, Pa. Buffalo, N.Y. Green Bay, Wisc. Green Bay, Wisc. Moon Township, Pa. Moon Township, Pa.

TBA TBA 4:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 5:30 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 4:00 p.m. 2:30 p.m.

@ Bryant * CENTRAL CONNECTICUT STATE * QUINNIPIAC * @ Fairleigh Dickinson * @ Sacred Heart * ST. FRANCIS (N.Y.) * LONG ISLAND * @ Mount St. Mary’s * @ Monmouth *

Smithfield, R.I. Moon Township, Pa. Moon Township, Pa. Teaneck, N.J. Fairfield, Conn. Moon Township, Pa. Moon Township, Pa. Emmitsburg, Md. West Long Branch, N.J.

TBA 4:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. 7:00 p.m. TBA 3:00 p.m. 1:00 p.m. BA 1:30 p.m.

SAINT FRANCIS (Pa.) * Northeast Conference Tournament

Moon Township, Pa. Highest Seed

2:30 p.m. TBA

SEPTEMBER

1 (Wed.) 4 (Sat.) 8 (Wed.) 12 (Sun.) 17 (Fri.) 19 (Sun.) 24 (Fri.) 26 (Sun.) OCTOBER

1 (Fri.) 8 (Fri.) 10 (Sun.) 15 (Fri.) 17 (Sun.) 22 (Fri.) 24 (Sun.) 29 (Fri.) 31 (Sun.) NOVEMBER

6 (Sat.) 12-14

Home games in BOLD CAPS; All Times Eastern | All home games played at North Athletic Complex # Wisconsin-Green Bay Tournament, Green Bay, Wisc. | * Northeast Conference game